Private property (n.) is at the root of the establishment of government, which fossilizes the very inequalities that private property has produced.
Private property (n.) is responsible for humanity's fall from grace.
Private property's (n.) introduction made initial conditions of inequality more pronounced and gave rise to the development of social classes which were able to fossilize the very inequality in 'government' which sets out to protect those who 'have'.
Private property's (n.) invention constituted the pivotal moment in humanity's evolution out of a simple, pure state into one characterized by greed, competition, vanity, inequality, and vice.
Private property (n.) began the day someone fenced off a plot, said 'This is mine,' and found people simple enough to believe him; one neighbour pulling up the stakes would have spared mankind its wars and murders.