Having had my neighbor’s car towed last year for repeatedly parking in my driveway (preventing me from doing so), I’m on his side. Stay the fuck off the lot.
This is the same sort of attitude with regards to neighboring property that one sees in people who have recently purchased that 1 or 2.5 acre lot in the country. They get this insane idea that the farm field next to them is open for their use, regardless of the crop damage they cause, and that the farmer can’t sell it for more lots because they somehow the right to have that open field next door.
Doesn’t matter how empty or unkempt it is, doesn’t matter if the guy is holding out for a million bucks. It ain’t yours, you have no right to use it.
While that is true, it is also true that the guy doesn’t have the right to insult people and throw trash into their garden, just because he feels that he is being wronged by a parking car.
A similar thing happened to my family once: We brought our dog to the vet and then my father drove into the court to the vet’s door, so that we don’t have to carry our unconscious dog all the way to the street.
Some young punk comes along and says “This is private property, get the fuck out.”
My dad ignores him, we pick up the dog, which took just a few moments and then the guy parked his car at the exit and sat there in a chair, watching us.
My dad said “You are blocking the way, move your car, please.”
The guy holds a hand to his ear and says “What? I can’t hear you.”
My dad’s response was: “Well, in that case I am going to repeat it one more time and if you cannot hear me this time, then I am going to call the police and we’ll let them sort this out.”
While parking on private property is not allowed, impeding the exit was gasp outright illegal. I always wonder at those people, who think that a minor incision to their rights automatically enables them to break the law big time.
Must get pop out of nose…
That is great. I know it’s wrong but this is something I would have thought of and done 