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>I think it's just simply wrong to do anything to something that belongs to someone else without their permission unless you absolutely have to. If your neighb
by jdietrich 10y ago
>I think it's just simply wrong to do anything to something that belongs to someone else without their permission unless you absolutely have to.
If your neighbour had gone out and left their front door open, would you close it for them? If your front lawn crossed the boundary into their property, would you mow the whole lawn? It's not a clear-cut moral or legal issue.
- chrisseaton 10y agoI would close their door (if the situation is as simple as you describe) because I think there is a clear need. I wouldn't mow their property without asking them. Amusing yourself by making a petty point about grammar doesn't even begin to come close to being as reasonable as either of your two examples.