He must get some kind of kickback for promoting the "niggermania" website, or whatever its called, hes always posting clips from it and links to other racist material....
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He must get some kind of kickback for promoting the "niggermania" website, or whatever its called, hes always posting clips from it and links to other racist material....
All rights in property, whether in fee, tenancy, license or incorporeal hereditament, exist only by law. Nor are you free to do anything you wish with your property. The old saw that "a man's home is his castle" was never true, for all property rights have always been subject to the power of the federal, state and municipal authority; witness the myriad laws, statutes, zoning ordinances, easements, rights or way, and use restrictions that limit the rights of property ownership. Even a prescriptive right is only valid to the extent recognized by law. If you need further proof, just try putting on an addition to your house without a building permit and see what happens to you, not to mention your property. (Recently, the owner of an office high-rise in San Diego had to take off the top two floors of his building because they intruded on federal airspace.) There are some jurisdictions (e.g., Glendale, Arizona) that even regulate the amount of water your toilet can flush. So if you think you’re king of your castle, you’d better start using a chamber pot for a throne.
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In this instance I have to side with the Corp of Engineers. If one of the trees falls and the roots open the levee, it stands to flood much more than just that one section. There are times when the greater good is a valid claim. Farmers along the Mississippi River have to contend with regulations concerning the levees. Those levees protect miles and miles of property from flood. One asshole with a treehouse could destroy hundreds of homes and thousands of acres of crops.
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In this instance I have to side with the Corp of Engineers. If one of the trees falls and the roots open the levee, it stands to flood much more than just that one section. There are times when the greater good is a valid claim. Farmers along the Mississippi River have to contend with regulations concerning the levees. Those levees protect miles and miles of property from flood. One asshole with a treehouse could destroy hundreds of homes and thousands of acres of crops.
Big government Socialist! Badge blower! Jack-boot licker!
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Big government Socialist! Badge blower! Jack-boot licker!
Troll.