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I am not sure I understand. In your view, if I live in the middle of nowhere, with no people around me, then I don't have the right to disallow people into my h
by pandaman 5y ago
I am not sure I understand. In your view, if I live in the middle of nowhere, with no people around me, then I don't have the right to disallow people into my home because nobody is coming? How is it different from me living in the center of NYC and not allowing people into my home, the result is the same - people are not coming into my home, are they?
- jallen_dot_dev 5y agoIn your middle of nowhere example, you didn't disallow anyone anything. This is really such a silly and pointless thread.
- pandaman 5y ago