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Rasczak · 07-19-2007

I'd say people own things out of necessity or luxury more than they ever own anything out of fear. Name a practical example of someone owning something out of fear.

Smoke alarms maybe? But then, isn't that just being responsible?

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Rasczak Stirrer Of Shit Join Date: May 2007 Location: Oahu Posts: 4,208	Re: A theory of ownership I'd say people own things out of necessity or luxury more than they ever own anything out of fear. Name a practical example of someone owning something out of fear. Smoke alarms maybe? But then, isn't that just being responsible?
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