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Not if that property benefits from any public services. Once the public is subsidizing something (like roads, mail, utilities, education, emergency services, e
by InitialLastName 9y ago
Not if that property benefits from any public services. Once the public is subsidizing something (like roads, mail, utilities, education, emergency services, etc), the public gets some say in who gets to be included.
- npstr 9y agoI agree with this, but as long as the public services are a forced upon monopoly this doesn't really work.