Who told you that "I" represents PROPERTY?

That's some serious cognitive dissonance you have going on there and borders on some of the crazy hair splitting schizophrenic stuff that people use to justify all kinds of weird interpretations of law. Like those folks trying to say that maritime law trumps US Law (ask anyone being extradited to the US to faces charges under US law, what it is that trumps US Law).

Law is never about "I". "I" alone do not need law of any kind, neither do you.

Law is only required when people interact and is always entirely 100% about WE.

Law is about how WE interact, and what is OUR social contract and OUR obligations to one another.

When people get buried in "I", they start to believe that they are an island unto themselves. They use this line of thinking to justify every kind of agressive thought as somehow "I" is greater than "We".
It's a fear based narrative driven by a fear that you don't fit in and thus you are somehow an outsider to society, despite partaking in everything that society has given you every single day.

You forget the sole purpose of law.
Accountability to others