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Like any right, there is no absolute. When your rights conflict with my rights there has to be a limit placed on one, the other, or both. Finding a simplistic
by clavalle 9y ago
Like any right, there is no absolute. When your rights conflict with my rights there has to be a limit placed on one, the other, or both.
Finding a simplistic approach that will work in 100% of cases is impossible.
Once that is realized you can both hold the general idea that private property rights be respected /and/ that public access to public property be granted as well whenever possible. The idea is to minimize the encroachment of one against the other and to find a balance for each situation where the question is hazy.