• LexiconDexicon@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    Nothing anyone loves more then not being able to do what they want on their own property they probably spent most of their lives working for

    But yes, freedom and liberty are quite clearly “childish” concepts in your underdeveloped brain

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      1 year ago

      Yeah, go on, insult me. Great argument ^^

      You know the rules that apply on the property. By breaking them, you are performing concious action, knowing what consequences may it yield. Do not be pissed when these consequences come. Sheesh.

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        1 year ago

        Where’s the limit on acceptable surveillance on your own property?

        Should the state be able to check for unlicensed structures by drone?

        What about sending investigators into your backyard? Into your house?

        Just because people break rules doesn’t give the state the right to inspect their citizens any way they please.

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          1 year ago

          From what I recall, your property ends where airspace begins so…yes? Same as Mark, your neighbour. He, too, can get a drone and watch your backyard. Now inside of building is somewhat private ( IIRC windows this privacy legally ).

          And also - how else do you propose for state to be able to enforce their code and licenses? You agree to their terms when you get the property. How do they make sure you actually follow them?