more than normal

>Sorry mate, you have one too many tissues, we are going to have to have you and your entire family killed for that

>I'm le greentexting! everyone knows I use le chan

*What* can go over

tissue is a need

not a need*

It is now?

So you can own a lot of tissues?

yes

I mean wouldn't you use the dead vouchers?

@Horse Shmeat And how do you determine whether or not a voucher is of no longer use?

when the person turns it in

Also note I said OWN.
If your neighbor demands some of your tissues do you have to hand some over?

Does the voucher get stamped? Does it get scanned?

tissues are personal property

you don't use tissues to make money

So you're advocating for personal property in a commune?

yes, but not private property

Personal = private

ummmm

no

Ummm

Yes

WAIT DER ES A HUGE DIFFERENC

private property is used to make money

Like vouchers?

holy hell pick up a book please

And factories?

Private property is property that a private individual owns

Trade has nothing to do with property rights

to make fucking money

That's a whole different can of worms

No not to make money

Private property is a legal designation for the ownership of property by non-governmental legal entities. Private property is distinguishable from public property, which is owned by a state entity; and from collective (or cooperative) property, which is owned by a group of non-governmental entities.

Private TRADE

per·son·al pro·per·ty
ˈpərs(ə)n(ə)l ˈpräpərdē/
nounLAW
movable property; belongings exclusive of land and buildings.

private property is used to make money

personal property is like your toothbrush and shit

>When your ancom commune is actually an ancap commune due to private property and currency existing

And a person is not non-governmental?

Also that definition doesn't say it needs to be for trade