That's ahistorical. The enclosure movement is seen by many as the origins of capitalism [1].
Private property is an enclosure. Intellectual property is an enclosure [2]. All of this is rent-seeking behaviour.
The story of Tetris is such a great example of all that capitalism actually does in practice: licensing and sub-licensing deals. The game was actually created by a few Russians. Everything else was just enclosures.
Private property sure, but intellectual property is not universal to all capitalist markets. And the protections vary and change. Even in American, often-times accused of strong IP protections, the protection is limited, as we're seeing here.
Private property is an enclosure. Intellectual property is an enclosure [2]. All of this is rent-seeking behaviour.
The story of Tetris is such a great example of all that capitalism actually does in practice: licensing and sub-licensing deals. The game was actually created by a few Russians. Everything else was just enclosures.
[1]: https://www.joewrote.com/p/the-origin-of-capitalism-the-encl...
[2]: https://www.marxist.com/intellectual-property-rights221105.h...