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By this argument nobody owns anything because there is always some level of state authority that can make rules about what you’re allowed to do with it. What’s
by umanwizard 5y ago
By this argument nobody owns anything because there is always some level of state authority that can make rules about what you’re allowed to do with it. What’s the fundamental difference between an HOA and a small local government?
- the_local_host 5y agoNot the person you originally asked, but an HOA is an additional layer for a start. Moreover it tends to have more restrictions, of a kind that would seem ridiculous at the level of local government (e.g. what color your curtains can be, in the case of the condo I'm currently renting.)
- brailsafe 5y agoThat would piss me off even as a renter.
- sneak 5y ago> By this argument nobody owns anything because there is always some level of state authority that can make rules about what you’re allowed to do with it. You're right, and that's bad, too. If what you're doing isn't affecting anyone else, you should be free to do it.
- cartoonworld 5y agoThe color (and much more importantly the condition) of your house certainly does affect someone else.
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