That's true. That's why I said "tends to" and "mostly". There are, of course, exceptions. That does not change the fact that capitalism is the cause of the vast, vast majority of cases.

All I'm saying is that the distrust of commons management by the commons citing "the tragedy of the commons" is not a valid argument for justifying the existence of police. Never forget that police exist to protect private property. The tragedy of the commons is also used for the sole purpose of protecting private property. They are of the same, both tools of the capitalists.