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Yes and no. Degrees matter. It’s the age old problem of why we can’t have nice things. People not being roughly reasonable. Yes it’s their yard, but it’s al
by mc32 4y ago
Yes and no. Degrees matter. It’s the age old problem of why we can’t have nice things. People not being roughly reasonable.
Yes it’s their yard, but it’s also our neighborhood. Yes they should have autonomy but also should know how to operate within civil society. There are limits. They need not be onerous and get down to small details, but people need to be roughly reasonable.
Can I call in emergency scares and call them “artwork” of the performance kind? Things aren’t things just because I say they are a thing. One can’t walk thru a TSA line with a weapon and “call it art”.
- yellowapple 4y ago> but also should know how to operate within civil society A society which threatens its members with state violence because they dare to repair their own property themselves on their own property is hardly "civil".
- mc32 4y agoWhat do you mean? I think a few months is a reasonable time to have things on blocks to be worked on. Multiple years is unreasonable.
- lrvick 4y agoSpeaking as someone that grew up poor, people hoard any fixable backup cars they can in case their primary ride breaks down forcing them to invest in a weekend getting another beater running. Not everyone has the luxury of keeping all the cars they own in running order at once. The fact you clearly do not understand this is exactly you have have no business making rules for other peoples property. When you make laws to restrict behavior like this, you are really trying to get rid of the poors. If you want to help discourage this type of behavior long term, vote for better public transportation.