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Why do you consider it a fundamental right to be able to go on someone else's private property, even if it was allowed public usage in the past? Maybe CA should
by cronix 7y ago
Why do you consider it a fundamental right to be able to go on someone else's private property, even if it was allowed public usage in the past? Maybe CA should have passed some sort of beach front protection like Oregon did in 1967. Nobody can own the beach. It's all public. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oregon_Beach_Bill https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oregon_Beach_Bill
- learc83 7y agoCalifornia already has such a law. It's in the state constitution.