Rationed assets are rare assets that's needed for all human beings that exists. Like if water were scarce, you need water as rationed for all, not hoarded. If you say this is anti-capitalism, then how would you like your money unlimited in exchange with zero access to food? Although it doesn't make sense to me how people are allowed to have more than 2 kids without financial backing, but I digress.
So my point is simple, if you use debt to acquire rationed assets, the system is rigged. If you pool shares to acquire rationed assets, like locations, it still makes sense to me. I don't see the counter argument against banning people that still has debts to buy this category of goods. You have to pay off all of your debts in your responsibility first, then you can get rationed assets.
But this is in the context of the system of money. Why? This is a system of using money to earn your share. There is another system like in schools where you line up and get a bowl of porridge, that's not a system of money. But I'm not advocating for that, I'm just saying that's my logic on the system of money, that due to how it is set up, it would want to make that rule
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Some details:
- Renting/Borrowing the said asset from the owner is different, also buying directly from the owner by credit to the owner is different.
- Sellers are just sellers not the government
- Jesus said just tax the strangers, but in the meantime, its still not that bad from my limited point of view compared to all of those interests you got to pay if you're indebted.
- Logically fines / correction over violation would be in the form of rewriting the ownership deed / title to the debtors. If within 1 month of the purchase you got into debt, you'd also might be held liable to this, although it would also be a good idea to not put such limitation. Now here is the problem here... I think I've figured it out, but I'm lazy to write it here.