To: Ruy Dias de Bivar
One, when I said he can do with it as he wants, I meant as long as it was legal(and I don’t consider zoning laws or building codes legal, they are oppressive). Meth labs are illegal, and have nothing to do with my comment. Your neighbors were criminals, period. Zoning laws, laws that require a contractor, etc are all tyrannical and serve only one purpose, control of the people and a way to gouge money from them. There are ways to handle things. Laws that require a seller to disclose that no contractors were used and no codes were followed would serve as protection to the next owners. There are many ways to handle things out side of government interference. I don’t want it or need it. Thanks anyway.
49 posted on
08/06/2013 9:27:50 AM PDT by
calex59
To: calex59
"One, when I said he can do with it as he wants, I meant as long as it was legal(and I dont consider zoning laws or building codes legal, they are oppressive). Meth labs are illegal, and have nothing to do with my comment."
Try using your definition of "legal" in a court of law. Most people support zoning laws because they help to maintain the integrity of neighborhoods by segregating business from residential use, heavy industry from light industry, and so forth. Do you really want an auto junkyard next door to your house? Really? The only reason you can talk this way is probably because we DO have zoning laws that you benefit from, whether you want to admit it or not.
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