Translations:Benutzer:Arian/Klett-Mini-Test/758/en

itself feeds on the living experience of spirit-real connections in nature and social life. Out of this experience grows trust; it creates the highest security of rights. This becomes immediately apparent when one looks at the rights relating to land, labour and capital. It belongs to the self-understanding of society that these are without question rights — yet at the same time tradeable economic objects; the rights have a price! And there the inequality begins. When land, labour and capital can be brought to market, the principle of equality is undermined. The individual makes himself master over land, sells himself on the labour market and directs, through the accumulation of capital, human labour to his own advantage. The sense of right vanishes from the law; the law becomes abstractly inhuman; it dies the death of rights.