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re: Uber and Lyft Are The Arguments to turn (Social) Liberals to Libertarians
Posted on 8/2/14 at 10:43 am to OleWar
Posted on 8/2/14 at 10:43 am to OleWar
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With zoning laws, I have the ability to know I generally don't have to call the cops every single day or more during carnival.
this is hilarious. you live in a place that celebrates debauchery of "carnival" but you want to be insulated from that
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If the house or neighborhood is zoned residential, it is not a commercial property.
but this isn't really a "commercial" property. the main purpose of the property is residential. its use is must efficiently maximized at certain points (the minority, in this case).
and, again, you're trying to limit a person's dominion over his property (1) for completely selfish reasons and (2) because there may be a disruption, in the middle of a city-wide party, and you don't want to have to call the cops
do i get to tell you how to use your property to, for an event that may annoy me (while i ignore my avenue to directly address the problem IF it may arise in the future)?
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Posted on 8/2/14 at 10:50 am to SlowFlowPro
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this is hilarious. you live in a place that celebrates debauchery of "carnival" but you want to be insulated from that
First, not every neighborhood in New Orleans celebrates carnival and certainly not in the same way. Parade routes are regulated, where alcohol can be served is regulated, pissing in public is illegal, where one shows their genitalia is either frowned upon or accepted in certain parts of the city during festivities.
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do i get to tell you how to use your property to, for an event that may annoy me (while i ignore my avenue to directly address the problem IF it may arise in the future)?
Not you, but the community. This is how society works.
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