Oscar Wilde: When private property is abolished there will be no necessity for crime, no demand for it; it will cease to exist.

When private property is abolished there will be no necessity for crime, no dema — Oscar Wilde

When private property is abolished there will be no necessity for crime, no demand for it; it will cease to exist.

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