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Originally posted by babybunnies
Originally posted by IntastellaBurst
What gives the city the right to tell people how to live on their own land ???
If the land is within city limits, that gives them the right.
Just because it's your land, doesn't mean you can do as you please. There are laws and ordanances that need to be followed in any society.
Originally posted by babybunnies
You folks are saying that "man lived this way for thousands of years" but he is living in a recreational trailer, which if it's become a fixture on this property, would need basic requirements as noted by local law in order to be called a home.
They have likely made many offers to run water lines etc to this home to ensure that he has proper sanitation etc, and if he won't accept what has become the basic norms of modern society then it is time for him to move on or be moved.
There are basic legal requirements of being part of any society, and if he doesn't meet these, then he needs to face the consequences, whether or not it is his land.
If he owns the land then he likely also owes property taxes on it, which would give them every right to evict him if these haven't been paid.
Sorry folks, this is normal procedure, nothing nefarious here.
and where the hell was everyone when these laws were passed ??
Originally posted by jrod
reply to post by babybunnies
It is mindset like yours that is hurting our country. When people say Americans have become submissive you are exactly the kind of person they are talking about.
Originally posted by babybunnies
You folks are saying that "man lived this way for thousands of years" but he is living in a recreational trailer, which if it's become a fixture on this property, would need basic requirements as noted by local law in order to be called a home.
They have likely made many offers to run water lines etc to this home to ensure that he has proper sanitation etc, and if he won't accept what has become the basic norms of modern society then it is time for him to move on or be moved.
There are basic legal requirements of being part of any society, and if he doesn't meet these, then he needs to face the consequences, whether or not it is his land.
If he owns the land then he likely also owes property taxes on it, which would give them every right to evict him if these haven't been paid.
Sorry folks, this is normal procedure, nothing nefarious here.
Originally posted by IntastellaBurst
and where the hell was everyone when these laws were passed ??
Eminent domain (United States), compulsory purchase (United Kingdom, New Zealand, Ireland), resumption/compulsory acquisition (Australia) or expropriation (South Africa and Canada) is an action of the state to seize a citizen's private property, expropriate property, or seize a citizen's rights in property with due monetary compensation, but without the owner's consent. The property is taken either for government use or by delegation to third parties who will devote it to public or civic use or, in some cases, economic development. The most common uses of property taken by eminent domain are for public utilities, highways, and railroads[citation needed], however it may also be taken for reasons of public safety, such as in the case of Centralia, Pennsylvania. Some jurisdictions require that the government body offer to purchase the property before resorting to the use of eminent domain.
Originally posted by lifeform11
reply to post by thewholepicture
he is living free outside of the system, that is the problem, the laws created to ensure everybody are slaves are being broken, therefore he must be evicted and made to live like one.
people are not allowed to live how our ancestors did without braking the law in someway, meaning we have no choice but to live in the system, no choice means no freedom, unless you can move to a country where it is o.k.
Originally posted by lifeform11
reply to post by thewholepicture
i have no idea honestly, but mainly because i do not know all the laws in every country, i am just kind of hoping there is somewhere where one has a choice how to live.
In the New Forest there was an old tradition called Squatters Rights which means that if you lived in your home whether it is a house, mansion or a shack for twenty years then the land beneath it became yours.
According to a nephew of Brusher he had lived there for 19 years and 4 months, and the council found out and ordered him to leave as he was not eligible for the granting of land, So they evicted him and he went to live at Clayhill,
His hut was burnt down by the council, but here lies a mystery, as some say that this did not happen until Brusher had been ordered to leave and a lot of people think this was to prevent him getting squatters rights and a local newspaper reported that this was done "as much in his own interest as for hygienic reasons......it was feared that some day his decomposed body would be found in the Forest".
Source: The Snake Catcher (Brusher Mills)