Ownership, Direct and Personal. Direct and personal ownership implies that a single individual self-consciously declares ownership. All conditions listed above have been met as matter of choice. This construct seems pretty straight forward Ownership, Indirect, Impersonal, Corporate. There are times when we inherit problems by virtue of our being members of family, a community, or citizens of a state or country.
Membership carries with it both mutual benefit and mutual bearing of adversity.
It obligates one as though it were freely chosen. An abandoned or delinquent child who comes under court jurisdiction becomes a responsibility of the state. As citizens of the state, we acquire a share in the responsibility for the child's welfare and rehabilitation. Criminals and the indigent have surrendered or lost their autonomy and free will. Their welfare becomes the responsibility of the citizenry just as the welfare of dependent children are the responsibility of parents.