Original sentence: Benjamin Tucker called himself a "socialist", saying that the foundational claim of socialism is "that labor should be put in possession of its own," rather that defining it is as having to do with collective ownership as defined today.For example, in Liberty he explicity says, as an individualist, that anarchists reject the concept of common ownership of land: "That there is an entity known as the community which is the rightful owner of all land, Anarchists deny
Edited sentence: "  For example, in Liberty he explicity says, as an individualist, that anarchists reject the concept of common ownership of land: "That there is an entity known as the community which is the rightful owner of all land, Anarchists deny.Benjamin Tucker called himself a "socialist", saying that the foundational claim of socialism is "that labor should be put in possession of its own