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Oh, it certainly can change. When the rightful owner of a property decides that it's time. You have no legitimate right to demand that anyone do anything with
by LordKano 12y ago
Oh, it certainly can change. When the rightful owner of a property decides that it's time.
You have no legitimate right to demand that anyone do anything with their property based on your preference.
- Kalium 12y agoOnly to the extent that details like democracy, zoning, and free speech permit. Which is to say you can demand all you like, but until enough people agree with you the right way it doesn't matter.
- LordKano 12y agoIt's intellectually dishonest to cling to the principles of democracy on the municipal level but then complain about them at the state level. "Right to farm" rules are an example of democracy in action.
- deleted 12y ago[deleted]