Very often it seems to me that other people love the land more than its "owners" do. https://twitter.com/cainscrimgeour/status/1381680254314541060

Why should wealth translate into greater legal and political rights over the fabric of the planet? It's a question I explore here:

The notion that we are "equal before the law" is a complete joke, when so much of the law concerns property rights. Those with property have far greater legal rights than those without. These rights include, in many cases, the right to trash what other people see as precious.

When you explore the ethical justifications for the rights granted to land "owners", you soon discover that they are not just flimsy but preposterous: https://www.monbiot.com/2019/03/18/intergenerational-theft/