So the take here is:

- I like how it feels to own a hammer, so everything should be like that. (I guess people shouldn't be able to rent hammers, or anything else?)

- You can't prevent the government from using what you build, so you might as well set up no barriers to anybody using it.

If you don't see any difference between limited control and no control, I don't think I'll convince you. But I think most of the ways we engage with the world involve degrees of control, and that there's value in picking where to exercise yours.