Dear John Locke

How many times can you say "labour increases the value of land" in chapter Five of the Second Treatise on Government? Five? Ten? I'd count, but something tells me it'd be pointless, seeing as you just keep repeating your point with new examples. Oh well, you're the famous political philosopher, not me, so I guess you can get away with it. But I have to tell you, if you were handing this paper in, and I was a T.A, I'd dock you points for repition of the same point. I might give you the worst mark imaginable: A minus ... minus!