image comparing two cars. a person calls the first car brilliant captioned [no-one is illegal on stolen land]
in the second picture he points to the other car and says "but I like this this" captioned [no-one is illegal]
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This is a pretty extreme view. I'm stealing from someone for locking my doors at night? I get your sentiment, but the statement doesn't pass a sanity check.
This gets into the tired argument of private property vs personal property. Leftists have long since solved this "problem".
You can lock your door for personal security, but capitalist notions of land ownership are incompatible with collectivist societal structures.
I think it's really important to consider the inverse. Can anyone take from an orchard? even if it's underripe?