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GreenStormCloud Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Oct-04-11 04:44 PM
Response to Reply #190
211.  Read again my first post in this sub-thread.
I said that people who drive ALSO own them. You implied that walkers completely own the road to the exclusion of everyone else. Since both have ownership interest then there is a conflict in who uses the road. I am sure that you would agree that walking in traffic is dangerous to both walker and driver. So society has designated different sections of the road for each to de-conflict them. In fact, this division of the road into driving and walking section is universal to all modern socities. When the person on foot gets into the vehicle lanes he interfers with the driver's right to peaceful use of the driving lanes.
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