Yes. Those things are illegal because they tear up the land unnecessarily. The roads are maintained, they're packed, they're graded, they're specially designa

Yes. Those things are illegal because they tear up the land unnecessarily. The roads are maintained, they're packed, they're graded, they're specially designated places for us to travel so we don't tear up the whole earth. We pay taxes to do so. I'm not asking to drive on a road I don't pay for. We've all banded together in soceity to build this infrastructure for our shared use. It's like the path in your yard. Wouldn't you expect people to walk on the sidewalk to your front porch and not walk all over the yard? Why is this a foreign concept?