He defines monarchy as dangerous to capital because kings can cancel debts and redistribute land, making capital subordinate to royal authority.
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Property
Jiang presents Locke's social contract as a government whose purpose is to protect life, liberty, and property, with property becoming an engine for wealth accumulation and English power.
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Jiang distinguishes socialism from communism by saying socialism redistributes property while communism destroys property, thereby making the rich and middle class unite against the poor.
Jiang presents Locke's social contract as a government whose purpose is to protect life, liberty, and property, with property becoming an engine for wealth accumulation and English power.
Jiang reads Locke-style rights as a property-protection doctrine: the state protects private property regardless of origin and treats it as God-given.
War, patriarchy, property, and capital are interlinked Bronze Age institutions that produce slavery, corruption, violence, and the prophetic need to remember the Monad.
Cattle and sheep transformed hostile grasslands into food, clothing, shelter, currency, debt, social status, and the beginning of money and property.
The state transforms bottom-up life into taxable forms: permanent cities, factory wages, state-controlled property, and centralized resources.
Jiang says this mother-goddess world lacks property and hierarchy and treats sex as a communal fertility ritual tied to cosmic harmony.
Timestamped Evidence
"...kings. They don't want kings. Because a king will often redistribute property. Another great enemy of capitalism is religion, or theocracy. Okay? And the..."
"...equality all right and that's the idea of Marxism destroy all property okay that's the main difference between the middle class and the middle..."
"...to do whatever we want the third is the pursuit of property wealth okay so they have private property in other words government exists..."
"...too because it happened elsewhere okay all right so part of property and as you can imagine if you have wealth you like this..."
"...provides the inalienable right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of property. All right? What that means is a government ensures you three rights...."
"...courts, okay, the judicial system, is to ensure that your private property is protected, no matter where your private property came from. Okay? It..."
"...we have war. Okay? And war gives rise to patriarchy and property. Why? Because how do you incentivize people to grow? To go fight?..."
"...yours forever. Okay? And so these three things, war, patriarchy, and property are all interlinked together. Okay? And this, you can argue, gives rise..."
"...a situation. Okay? We've entered a system where war, patriarchy, and property are prevalent, and we can't imagine a world without these things. Okay?..."
"...social status. Okay? Now we have the beginning of money and property. Right? And they were grass processors. They converted plains of grass, useless,..."
"...a wage is so it can tax you, to exploit you. Property. Before, it was very common for people to share. Share property together...."
"So, it can tax and exploit people properly. Okay? So, that's what a state proxy does. So, what are the consequences of the over..."
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