That's how humans lived until 6000 years ago
With immaculate public restrooms?
Seriously though, if you're claiming people lived in harmony with no greed or the effects thereof, I'm going to have to ask for proof.
However, I'll also give you the benefit of the doubt and play the game for a moment. Let's assume people did life in a share-and-share-alike propertyless society. What was different that made that possible then, but seems to -by all experimental evidence- leave it impossible today?
Basically Jews.
Territory requires collective defense in which the whole folk are responsible to each other therefore a people's territory was owned by that people entirely. There were chieftains and shit but that's administrative, emergency and war command and even then it was decentralized and consensus based. Everyone worked their respective ecologies as a collective with collective rights and collective duties to each other. And because they were basically all integrated into productive collectives there was a balance of individual rights, since people knew and loved that they were necessary and valuable.
Read Germania or like, anything.
I'll bite. How do you explain the Aztecs?
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