Workers have improved the land, either by ploughing, irrigation or fertilization. We can understand Locke’s meaning in this way: in the natural state, the land is basically in a barren state, on which nothing can be grown for human consumption except weeds and sparse trees.
Specifically, the laborer puts his labor on the land, and the land becomes his own possession (Locke, 2011a). Locke’s claim is that anyone who can make an ownerless thing be out of its natural state by his own labor has the ownership of this ownerless thing. That is to say, he has added something of his own to this thing, thus making it his own property (Locke, 2011a). So as long as he makes anything be out of its natural state, it means he has changed this thing whit his labor. It can be said that the work done by a person and his own hands is rightly belonging to this person. Then Locke emphasizes that although land and all lower animals are shared by all people, everyone has his own personal right, and no one except himself can have this right. In the chapter of On Property, Locke begins with the right to survive for human beings, and says “God gives things to Adam, Noah and his sons”, God “gives the earth to the world”, so all people can share it (Locke, 2011a). As for the rationality of property privatization, Locke has demonstrated it based on the rationality of land privatization. In the theory of Locke’s liberalism, the claim of property privatization is a core component.
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