While agreeing in principle with your views, I look at the history I am aware of and wonder if it's possible for people to achieve such a feat. From the United States takeover from natives that soo.chong mentions on the post by valued-customer, to Hitlers lebensraum drive that he modeled after and used the United States as a moral justification, history seems to be a record of sorts of infringement upon others property rights.

Even many of the stories of the settlement in the U.S. showed those in power accepting money from those of means to drive off the less powerful people who had first claim (first claim being on the land that was already being used by those indigenous), using law enforcement in the area as paid killers at times to drive them off.

I look at the financial trickery of the Federal Reserve, like when they pulled the inflation/deflation trick in the 70's/80's that cost many small farms to go under that were scooped up at bargains by the monied interest. They seem to always manipulate the legality of ownership, and it seems to achieve (temporarily) what you propose, there would have to first be a reckoning on the profiteers who have monopolized much of the private property ownership, freeing the ill gained property from their hands. Using history as a barometer, I (cynical I know) think it is fair to assume that within a few decades at most the monied interests would work their way back into purchasing the power and set in on eroding the masses ability to own and be free from their clutches.

Curious what your thoughts on this are.

Agree so much on limited understandings. I was having a conversation last week on things not being what they seemed, and mentioned Easter was mixed in with the worship of Ishtar (Easter). The guy looked at me like I was lying, and when I dared him to investigate for himself he shook his head with a look of disgust and said he wasn't interested. Many seem afraid to question the origins of the systems and rituals handed to us. I can understand why they do, but wish they understood the implications insofar as the power demonstrated by these created paradigms.