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No, the Nazis did not “protect” private property, for one simple reason
The right to private property is one that originated in disputes between ordinary people.
12 August 2025
The right to private property is one that originated in disputes between ordinary people.
The right to private property is the foundation of the public interest in economic development.
Avenues for land reform that are pro-growth, pro-constitutional, and pro-freedom.
And it did so again this past week.
Nothing good is waiting for anyone at the end of constitutional failure.
This question seems innocuous on its face, until we appreciate the somewhat perverse implication.
Our own GNU government is an eager trooper for the WHO, and other foreign know-betters who are talking to Nedlac.
Please, however, do not just take it from me that South Africa legislates by race today.
“Market value is not the constitutional standard” is a common argument in the discourse around compensation for expropriated property.