Overall, one can see the obvious reasoning behind the praises and justification of Locke’s argument regarding private property using natural rights as its main justification and how other factors influence natural right. That being said, the reasoning and arguments that contradict and critique Locke’s ‘Second Treatise of Government’ are more convincing and bring to light important considerations such as how Locke’s views seem to contradict him with his sole justification of natural rights when money enters the equation there is also a flaw and or a lack of reasoning when considering: what if there is not enough and as good left in common for others; how far does the no-waste condition reach, and how mixing one’s labour does not really determine
