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Sure, the private-property solution can work well, as can active governmental protection. In this case though, Belizean laws made the destruction easy. This mon
by lake99 13y ago
Sure, the private-property solution can work well, as can active governmental protection. In this case though, Belizean laws made the destruction easy. This monument was on private property, but the monument itself was under government "protection". The owner of the land had no incentive to protect it.
- swombat 13y agoHe would have had an incentive if letting it be damaged recklessly meant he'd go straight to jail...