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The government has always enforced rules on how you can use the things you own. How is "you can own a house in vancouver, but you can't let it sit empty" any d
by notatoad 10y ago
The government has always enforced rules on how you can use the things you own. How is "you can own a house in vancouver, but you can't let it sit empty" any different to "you can own a supercar, but you can't drive it at 200m/h on public roads"? other than one is a new rule, and one is a common rule
- eggy 10y agoAs I wrote above if your freedom does not harm or impinge others freedoms. Speed limits are for all riders safety including your own, and there are people who don't believe in speed limits. You own the car, but not the roads they are driven on: they are public. You supposedly own your house.