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People who hold all property in common quarrel more than those who own it separately
Drawn from what Aristotle said
What Aristotle actually said
- Aristotle Greek philosopher (384 to 322 BCE)
Besides, those who live in one general community, and have all things in common, oftener dispute with each other than those who have their property separate; from the very small number indeed of those who have their property in common, compared with those where it is appropriated, the instances of their quarrels are but few.
Where this was said
↗Politics: A Treatise on Government (William Ellis translation)gutenberg.org
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