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Write a note on Locke's justification of property.
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John Locke’s justification of property is rooted in his labor theory and natural law philosophy. According to Locke, the earth and its resources are given in common to all humans by God, but individuals acquire ownership through their own labor. When a person mixes their labor with natural resources, such as cultivating land or gathering fruits, they make it their own. This transformation through labor creates a legitimate claim to property, because the individual has added value and personal effort to what was previously unowned. Locke emphasizes that property rights are not arbitrary but emerge from natural law, which is accessible through
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