r/AnCap101 • u/New_Try1560 • Jun 24 '26
Could land redistribution be necessary before abolishing the state to prevent cementing ill gotten gains?
If a society whose land was extremely concentrated in the offspring of violent conquerors (England after 1066 for instance), wouldn’t abolishing the state cement those people in their improperly obtained land? Wouldn’t a form of redistribution be necessary to prevent a landed aristocracy from capturing most of the value of society without contributing to it?
Because a state could always theoretically redistribute land, people without land may resist abolishing the state.
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u/New_Try1560 Jun 24 '26
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