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It’s a bit like cars. Own whatever you want, but the state has a say in what is and is not allowed on the roads they built and maintain.
by ashtonkem 5y ago
It’s a bit like cars. Own whatever you want, but the state has a say in what is and is not allowed on the roads they built and maintain.
- ysavir 5y agoThat's a great example! Thanks, I'm going to use this.
- ds206 5y agoYes, because no one ever breaks the rules of the road right? I mean, you've never driven over the speed limit? Parked in a non-parking space? Driven through a red light? Yes, what a great example lol.
- ashtonkem 5y agoYour response to a claim that the state has a compelling interest is an argument that enforcement is incomplete. You do see how these things are orthogonal, right?