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why were the socialist against private property

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Answered by harshvardhan0418

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Socialists were against the institution of private property because they felt that it was the basis of all the social troubles. ... Therefore, socialist wanted the whole population to control the property rather than an individual so that more attention would be paid to collective social interests

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Socialists were against the institution of private property because they felt that it was the basis of all the social troubles. ... Therefore, socialist wanted the whole population to control the property rather than an individual so that more attention would be paid to collective social interests

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