Also, I had another idea that just came to me that may help further elaborate my point.

"person's legitimate property"

If you had a car, and that car was stolen from you then sold (on a free market) to another man. Does that last man "legitimately own it"? If you say that it is the last mans because he bought it. Then you're a capitalist (as I define it). If you say that it still belongs to you because the initial transaction was illegitimate. Then you probably agree with me (although you may not know it). Because capitalism is the original "original sin" where we stole things from every living being on the planet and all humans (who are and will be) and claimed individual ownership of it. That's where it all began! Ever since then it has been (if you agree with the latter) illegitimate transfers of property. The whole idea of private ownership (outside of personal ownership or homesteading) is illegitimate.

And this illegitimacy only stands through the use of violence (administered by the state, or feudal lords, or kings, etc)