By abolishing private property one takes away the human love of aggression.

Summary

This quote suggests that the existence of private property fuels human aggression. The idea posits that when people are provided with exclusive ownership and control over resources, they become more prone to exercising aggression in order to protect, acquire, or maintain their possessions. However, the quote implies that if private property were abolished, individuals would no longer have a reason or motivation to engage in aggressive behaviors related to personal possession, thereby addressing this aspect of human aggression.

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