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Meh, I'm just talking about everyday interactions with squirrels in the yard. You're not telling me I'm going to need a lawyer to negotiate that, are you? :-)
by gerbilly 8y ago
Meh, I'm just talking about everyday interactions with squirrels in the yard. You're not telling me I'm going to need a lawyer to negotiate that, are you? :-)
It's consensual, the squirrels enjoy the interaction and so do I. Either is free to defect anytime.
Fun fact. Squirrels in most north american cities are not wild creatures, they were deliberately introduced into parks to create what was called 'communal pets'.
The thinking was that the need to care for them would be a positive influence on people.
There is a paper on it:
The Urbanization of the Eastern Gray Squirrel in the United States
Etienne Benson
J Am Hist (2013) 100 (3): 691-710.
- shliachtx 8y agoOf course. I am not addressing whether or not the law is appropriate. But if the law is there, it should be codified properly, so that you shouldn't need a lawyer to deal with something the law was never intended to address.