> it's common for parking permits, libraries, and schools to be exclusively for residents It's absolutely not common for libraries or schools to restrict _acce

> it's common for parking permits, libraries, and schools to be exclusively for residents It's absolutely not common for libraries or schools to restrict _access_ to non-residents. Public libraries don't check ID at the door. School grounds have visitor access protocols these days, but those protocols have nothing to do with residency of the visitor. School _studentship_, library _borrowing_, and roadside parking are constrained finite resources and therefore extremely different from walking across a threshold, which is neither finite nor constrained.