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P Fritz wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:

Don White wrote:

Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:

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Don,
Great so you don't mind if we tromp through your house also to use
the bathrooms? I am planning on setting up a web page with
directions to your home and letting everyone know that "Su Casa es
Nuestra Casa".

Since you have given everyone ready access to your home and
gardens, why don't you just deed your home over the state?





You're starting to sound like one of them 'rich 'mericans'.
Go into someone else's country, run ram shod all over them & then
tell them what to do with their home, property, possessions state etc.
Oh wait a minute... that's your government you're imitating!




Wait, I just misunderstood you, you mean Canadians should have
property rights, but those rights should not be extended to non
Canadians. That should be a simple solution, just nationalize all
property owned by non Canadians. Cuba did the same thing when
Castro took over.



A neighbouring province has restrictions on how much property can be
held by non-residents and at one time taxed non-residents property at
a higher rate than locals.




So is that what you are recommending for Halifax? What if a Canadian
owns property on the water, should he be able to restrict the public
from using this property anyway they want? If all property on the
water was available to all Canadian citizens (we wouldn't want to have
any "foreigners" up there) it would save Canadians a ton of money on
public parks. I think you have come up with a great idea. I am
curious, why didn't the Canadian government buy the land when it was
cheap to insure public access for future generations? Sounds to me
like you are venting your frustration at the wrong people.



If I recall correctly from dealing in Mexico, they restricted ownership
of (at least) ocean front property from non nationals....the way around
it was a Meican entity to hold the title, with all the rights going to
the investor/developer. There are always ways around stupid laws such
as that.



I bet you're a cracker jack at slithering & sliding around and over
legitimate laws.
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Don White wrote:


I bet you're a cracker jack at slithering & sliding around and over
legitimate laws.


Scoring the thread,

One point to Don White for a sarcastic personal insult

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