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To: freeeee
Sexual deviants work just fine now, and would still have jobs without discrimination laws. And I know some drug addicts that sustain money through their tattoo business. The thing is, when if they move in next to me? I guess I should move huh? Well what is to stop some from moving next to my new place of residence? The problem is, only people with higher standars will move, and the ones with the lower standars will stay. We have seen this happen to many neighborhoods in our nation. So where do the people with higher standards move to? Since they will ALWAYS be the ones that have to leave?
139 posted on 02/19/2002 9:10:40 AM PST by Texaggie79
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To: Texaggie79
The thing is, when if they move in next to me?

I'm glad you asked. Us libertarians debate such things amongst ourselves in order to find solutions. For your dilemma, we have given our libertarian stamp of approval to deeded communities.

In such a community, you would contractually consent to not do things that would disturb your neighbors. If your neighbor violated his contract and started having crack and hooker parties on his front yard in front of your kids, he would be guilty of fraudulent breach of contract, and you could have him evicted, and damages done to you would be remedied in civil court.

This solves your problem without resorting to 3 AM Paramilitary style assaults upon your neighbor, and possibly yourself, if they get the wrong address.

Oh, and all those prison guards that would have guarded your neighbor in jail for the next 10-20 years would have to go get real jobs. The money you save in taxes for their salaries could go back into your neighborhood if you like, to make it a nicer place. Maybe you could spend it on a nice new park for your kids in the spot where your crackhead neighbor used to live.

Whattd'ya think?

144 posted on 02/19/2002 9:24:54 AM PST by freeeee
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