British Court Orders Man to Demolish His Family's Home

[Fragony]

So much outrage for nothing. Tear down his building already.

Guy tried to get by the law, and he now has to face the consequences. He probably could have gotten away with it through deliberation and talking before building the house, but he instead decided to sneakily create a fait accompli and cry when people notice it. What a sore loser.

It's a stupid law, so he should obey to every little thing these idiots by default at town hall think up. It's his own ground, if the robbernment can't find any significant reasons such as a pipeline or power-cord being in danger or something like that, this is just abuse that only serves the needs of a very boring person with a rapist-mentality and a law.

[Beskar]

It is funny that the legions of the right step-in to protect the rich man who broke the laugh. But they are first to condemn a man for stealing a loaf of bread because he is starving.

[Furunculus]

It is funny that the legions of the right step-in to protect the rich man who broke the laugh. But they are first to condemn a man for stealing a loaf of bread because he is starving.

sorry?

https://forums.totalwar.org/vb/showt...=1#post2427301

i smell a sweeping generalisation, and my last comment to subotan appears equally relevant here.

[HoreTore]

sorry?

https://forums.totalwar.org/vb/showt...=1#post2427301

i smell a sweeping generalisation, and my last comment to subotan appears equally relevant here.

Congratilations, Furunculus!!

You're one of us lefties now

[Furunculus]

Congratilations, Furunculus!!

You're one of us lefties now

don't bet on it! :p

[Philippus Flavius Homovallumus]

It's a stupid law, so he should obey to every little thing these idiots by default at town hall think up. It's his own ground, if the robbernment can't find any significant reasons such as a pipeline or power-cord being in danger or something like that, this is just abuse that only serves the needs of a very boring person with a rapist-mentality and a law.

Why is it a stupid Law, it's not like he actually owns the land anyway.

[Fragony]

Why is it a stupid Law, it's not like he actually owns the land anyway.

In my opinion he really does. What service does he gets for his taxes over that specific piece of land, what is he paying for, and why don't people have to right to build something on a piece of land they bought. The man build a damn house, the people that have a problem with it will look at it only once, but most likely they will never look at it, not at all, what is their problem except looking for one.

"It is funny that the legions of the right step-in to protect the rich man who broke the laugh. But they are first to condemn a man for stealing a loaf of bread because he is starving."

Stop growing fat on leftist hobby's and there is enough for everyone, not everybody can have a private chaufeur in that setup though, it rains on the just and unjust alike.

[HoreTore]

In my opinion he really does. What service does he gets for his taxes over that specific piece of land, what is he paying for, and why don't people have to right to build something on a piece of land they bought.

....And when he bought that piece of land, he already knew that he would not be allowed to build another house. If he wanted to build a second house, he should've bought a piece of land which would allow him to do that. Again, what an idiot.

[rory_20_uk]

There is recently a case where a rich person (a footballer I believe) wanted a house in greenbelt land.

So we went to the Architect and got in contact with the planners. Together they decided what would be allowed - as apparently there are some types of dwelling that are allowed on the Greenbelt.

Although not to my taste, the end result appears rather like a mound as most of the house is under a layer or turf and is a single level dwelling.

Another solution is to get a plot with planning permission and then either replace or alter to one's tastes - you can even get cellars to houses that have been built if you want!!

The person in this case is clearly getting his own way, and feels that rules do not apply to him. Instead of engaging and finding a solution he went off and broke the law. The higher they are, the harder they fall.

[Fragony]

....And when he bought that piece of land, he already knew that he would not be allowed to build another house. If he wanted to build a second house, he should've bought a piece of land which would allow him to do that. Again, what an idiot.

That makes no sense to me at all. Who are you buying it from in your opinion.

[HoreTore]

That makes no sense to me at all. Who are you buying it from in your opinion.

Uhm..... The previous owner...?

[Fragony]

Uhm..... The previous owner...?

That's what I thought, not the state, what's it to them what he does with it. He build a pretty awesome house,