If a city limits satellite dishes is that an example of big government?

Good morning to you -- You know -- -- prayer I feel -- this satellite -- saying these and so. Question and the idea is only outlaws controlling what you in your favorite tool on your own property -- A couple of things over conceptions and electric buying the whole batch in like thirty year ago satellite pictures. DirecTV. DirecTV you're that they argue. Which is why they tell you delete it and they'll give you knew what when you get your new location. Because they're open that the next -- come in and defuse the the prior bit. I love it do they going yet if the the next person doesn't are they just leave it hoping that next personal sign up. Because they're that might explain why there's so many of them -- -- driver -- Steve and other places. And it's stunning to see how many dishes that are. Yeah but the main issue east he's you have until multifamily. -- get into other parts. Your other parts of the state in the -- so we'll be -- yet so you don't have. Multifamily mole hole as it -- it -- we don't know but that's the that's the issue a troubled hackers. That have -- five dishes on the front of them it's a blight. Well. -- got her personal. -- -- -- But what are available if you look at if you took a dozen people or four you know packed a school bus full of average folk. And drove Morency what do you think about how the houses look aren't they beautiful they would you know the majority would say they look kinda gross because of all those satellite sitting on the front. Evidently don't say they look kind of grossed out nobody's -- or years or fifteen years or thirty years and a lot of things that go into that and the question is if you're gonna get ready and willing to let your community say you know tried. It's been. Two years longer than shipments and -- a repaint it get your butt out there all are hiring somebody or you know what we really don't like that white -- -- -- likely to be a little bit. War yellow and so you need to get video there ain't Betsy. I think they -- think that our government has done over time get an enemy that even small what all we've gotten way too involved with tell people how to live. They're light on the problem you -- in the. You know I I agree in general boy you -- -- you've gone right to the critical part of this discussion. However I disagree I and on which government is doing it the federal government has no business doing 90% of what it does today. The state government has much more business it's you know Mitt Romney is correct when he claims. That it's a reasonable thing for states to consider how to deal with the health care crisis in a way that the federal government is blocked constitutionally from doing is absolutely correct. On a local level. You have much more leeway with what you wanted to do -- you don't mind tyranny is lungs it's the mayor's doing you know I don't like president I don't know what -- and I have fifteen satellite -- in my house my house you know you can't your business what I do on my property whatsoever know what's nor. So. How about if you were doing something like you -- -- it leaks and of floods my basement. That's that's differently so whatsoever so Duncan -- as the extreme I just wanted to find a program he's going to extremes like a point that you know I've won. So you go into the street so what's your outlook this I don't I don't like the air conditioning and out of the window tournament. What what's your defense on the water and light it's a blight on the one while I would in -- -- I wouldn't have any individual and I don't commissioners hanging out of your window -- of two with three of them. That's a blight and won a dime -- -- little -- about it nobody saying that his unit a whole hour on the government tell me what I can't candy and how that is the rape and assault on the constitution now it's okay for you. When the local government the mayor is the dictator in it that tie the -- It's fine with you that app and there's I don't understand the difference if it's it's it's either limiting your freedom or it's not wildly different there's a big difference what the federal government does but I. I don't say that to get me out of with the the is the jam you put me in because my sympathies are with. A community controlling itself in ways that it it deems necessary and I don't think anybody you know you wouldn't have wealthy suburbs. If you didn't have rules that say you can't have jungle gyms and and me and laundry lines and all kinds of crap on the front yard. So let's talk about the 6172666860. Because. We are getting down to the nitty gritty cooks he makes a good point what's your opinion a two minute break we take your call. It's a Todd -- Berkshire WRKO. They have their version as priceless we're worth absolutely -- We are also news talk station AMs six AB WR Julio. The top five -- -- brought you by network capital funding corporation your future finance. I do have some luck text messages here for you 68680. Is where it died. 781. A text message comes in says cities -- rules means maintain some kind of semblance of -- cities -- out of control. I dislike people. From the 603 I don't think anyone should be able to tell anyone else what to do on their property unfortunately that's not the case. Is they do have rights in the 617 says that name kicking your estimate. There is. Why you know it's a difficult area because and any time you're restricting people's rights I think it's a difficult area. And I just don't see any way you run a community if you're not making rules about how people live within that community the key is. I think and and the thing that people can relate to on a liberty -- -- issue is the idea. That you have to be protected. From somebody else denying New York writes all right so we could see you say it's the right if your neighbor to burn a fire -- his yard every night if he wants to. But it's creating an inconvenience for you it's creating. A loss of your rights and that's where one person's rights. Are greatly limited when you're bumping Indio people's. Opportunities have the same enjoyment you'll have. So if you have a lot machine in your house like you run a generator aren't bothering everybody in the neighborhood. It's appropriate to have an ordinance that protects the rights of the neighbors. If you are doing open burning it creates a stand so -- she can open his windows in the summer. That's interfering with his right to enjoy his property if you're running a leaf -- people can't sleep. York community has a right to say no leaf blowers what's the big deal. They deal but if -- if you're running -- lower at 6 AM on a Sunday morning as opposed to you know noontime on Sunday morning -- a complete difference between. Did the time -- doing it yeah I'm fine with that so make ours where it's okay to do it. The trouble is the -- capers are out there they're doing the work at 7 in the morning. So then you start interfering of people haven't their pristine yards and had not won their home to see them. You know but they're they're tried twice in their sidewalks are all cleared up from the leaf blowers when nobody's Holman by the tiny at comic gets messy. But it's you know there is some complication with living together. That's why what you know what our founders were after was in federal government that would be screwing up our lives from far away. Because they knew that federal government was a big behemoth and that is evil you look at what's happening in this country everything bad has happened. Because of big government and it's not big local government because fortunately local government is so restricted in the way you can raise money. Then it gets pushed back property tax is the best kind attacks because it hurts every time they raise. 6172666868. But I don't know -- Iran at town if you can't make a rule that says like NEC I wanna have a rule. -- you have to at least try to put a satellite dish where it's not visible that seems reasonable. To me. And that benefits everybody in the community of their right to not have our task house every every house does that make sense Paul that morning -- -- Hello or good morning to you. -- -- I like the quote from the movie the patriot is I don't know that I wanna trade. At one tyrant about a mile away for a thousand -- one mile away. You know I can't believe that you're coming down on this side of the issue. Especially where -- -- yet the sonic others did not want. A tyrannical. Federal government but I think. On controlling premise and their belief system with the -- did not want people in this country to live -- nearly. Carried it didn't matter what we have here and he can't for what it. So that the federal government was the greatest danger for tyranny because it has the potential for you wielding. But they don't terminate the argument Paul that there should be no government they were -- -- government what they were interested in. -- -- Their concerns about government overreach not that government can't exist not the government can make a functional community so what is the big overreach. About saying having five satellite dishes on the front of the house's -- let's change the world so overtime we can correct that. Let's discuss that if you look back. The earlier earlier laws with regard to our use of your property in the -- in Massachusetts since we -- one of the all the states in the in the union. We can even develop zoning rules until this century. And why was that. Why did we started this -- oh you mean last every twentieth century but why why did we are. It in the nineteen -- it -- weeks that okay think that because back when the guys who did -- -- -- -- thought those principles were important. They also believe. That you know what if you wanna make your (%expletive) like it and go out like it makes you -- -- -- live there if -- the rain comes from the rookie of the what was gonna have a dog and. -- -- also when they had each had fifty acres and it's a lot different year old children. -- -- each got you got bought and or limit or the actual whole community they didn't want it. On their secret little tight together and only in separate from that they aren't. Yes there were people out in the rural areas that lives. So let's talk about their city's one lead in the city's. To the onset of a local ordinances. The fact that we chat. Be on the article -- of the American Communist Party in the nineteen hundreds that led us to decide. That we can tell everybody around that's what they can do what they can market. The fact that the way -- I'm so when you live -- life is gonna be controlled by the. Paul would you go back and not having a building inspector are not having electrical plumbing rules and no guidelines anybody gets to do whatever they want their property went. Your primaries. When your property is attached to mine if we live in the city and if you have a fire I have a fire. I believe that there are safety mechanisms. Safety mechanism that require a certain things like building inspector. Building codes things like the stock at all should handle now. Think that. That make it make -- safe. That is is -- necessary use of government the idea that we want to do it first static war for like for it. And a second on a -- because you've established our principle that it's okay. For the government to do ordinances if the threshold of importance for those ordinances is -- so I would say to you. That it's it's it's appropriate -- rules about building houses so they don't fall down and kill innocent people you agree with me on that right because that's an issue. I would say to my right to enjoy my premises. I have a right to protect myself from -- loud music how do you feel about an ordinance about your lot musical 1 in the morning. I think there are certain. There are certain abilities that you should be -- to be protected from things that intrude on your -- They sell it so you and I are operating on the same principle it is only outlaws and it the only difference between. You and me is -- deciding exactly where we're gonna draw the line but in terms of our principles. You and higher operating in the same principle that is all I can have a right to the safe and happy enjoyment of my home. Eric in Massachusetts. For that does that only state that matters are here it is. We have no ability to seeing. An easement or rights too -- you. There certainly -- law were works right now as -- state law so the fact that I have no rights to. You right. So if I have -- and bought an antique easily and and -- the ocean and the fact that I enjoy that view of the ocean. I do not gain rights to the ocean just because that's the way it is right now so that somebody else buy tickets went in between me they can block my. That's kind of -- -- our individual property right but the important thing here I think is for us to understand. That there's no difference between -- principle on my principal. So don't be so shocked that I'm slightly different our all I draw the line because that's the only difference. I am saying if east he decides if the city of Boston decides that east team should not have. Broken down old unused. The satellite dishes on the front of houses. -- and they programs they offer a very reasonable remedy for that which is not to ban them. Just to say you have to make an effort to put them elsewhere and only can use the front of the house if there's a signal issue. It seems like a reasonable remedy to make a place that isn't so gross. That's also where draw the line a little differently I think having a look at gross community is depressing it's ugly it's depressing. And if a community decides it wants to lift itself by having ordinances that make it more attractive -- you more distance between homes. More distance between the edge of your house in the edge of your property line. We all love and benefit from the effects of those ordinances so -- we need to find a way to understand. That those are reasonable. Community decisions to make Devery next on -- a good morning. -- -- -- -- -- I don't think it's early -- so lag -- -- -- be able to be all high and mighty about property rights and leopard here it. And freedom and give it a lot about my property back until you have something extort you you know -- -- and I store. Can't patent. I know that I'm everybody responds as well because this is how I respond and right and then you have to wrestle with it because the right instinct. Is to say that government should stay the hell out of my business and you should need convincing before like all of that. Well I have an example for you front -- Atlantic. They mean you can barely I don't act on a branch literally a water -- Now without somebody coming out to approve that and obviously that can't really irritating you know I had like. Is the you know what the foundation of that. Ordinances I would think that people's -- are valuable thing they want. We. You know you've got a lot there to enjoy that scenery natural beauty you know the country on the side of the late. You know people a lot better from New Jersey I don't light and I got ample apple it. And -- -- Ali -- an iPod and bank like like I'm what everyone had that we wouldn't tell them. But at that house up there where somebody perhaps cement wall another ugly. Made it out -- all like -- golf ball. Bring us away from the specifics around to a principal. Well I expect a lot -- quite. Like the color abbate swimming pool I mean it is about -- may ice storm. Nauert now and somewhere now. -- -- -- out jacket at the last -- you -- about the founding about it and and I I just banking in my own. Mine like -- in outlets that they have the technology and what ain't back. -- I remember the first summer I was living in a historical district and I had a get the color of my paid approved by the historical commission and historical commissions are notoriously. The most dowdy interventionist. Unpleasant people have to feel it but you know what you drive through town like Lexington that is done a great job through local ordinance. You maybe if you've ever been through Arlington compare mass seven Arlington. To Lexington and the only difference is ordinances were Lexington was a wise enough fifty years ago or whenever they did it. To say were only got all up commerce to take place in these little commercial areas and the rest of mass Savvis going to be left beautiful. That means that is a much higher standard of living in Lexington and there is and other suburbs that have meant so Smart. I -- mile per hour and a libertarian. Strong liberal -- now. I can admit that people are tacky and you can't trot out on some level. Well I you know that's good because that's reality and we can't. We can't debate our principles effectively and honestly. If we're not integrating in reality it's OK okay what you do in this situation 61726666. A good time for you to make your first. 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Why you know it's a difficult period because and any time you're restricting people's rights I think it's a difficult area. And I just don't see any way you run a community if you're not making rules about how people live within that community the key is. I think and the and the thing that people can relate to on a liberty is -- issue is the idea. -- you have to be protected. From somebody else denying New York writes all right so we could -- you say it's the right if your neighbor to burn a fire in his yard every night if he wants to. But it's creating an inconvenience for you it's creating. A loss of your rights and that's where one person's rights. Are rightly limited. When you're bumping Indio people's. Opportunity to have the same enjoyment you'll have. So if you have a lot machine in your house like you run a generator aren't bothering everybody in the neighborhood. It's appropriate to have an ordinance that protects the rights of the neighbors. If you are doing open burning it creates a stand so court she can open his windows in the summer. That's interfering with his right to enjoy his property if you're running a leaf -- people can't sleep. York community has a right to say no leaf blowers what's the big. -- they don't but if -- if you're running your leaf -- at 6 AM on a Sunday morning as opposed to you know noontime on Sunday morning is a complete difference between. Did the time -- -- -- -- I'm fine with that so make ours where it's okay to do it. The trouble is the alliance capers are out there they're doing the work at 7 in the morning. So then you start interfering of people haven't their pristine yards and not when their home to see them. You know but Derek they're tried twice in their sidewalks are all cleared up from the leaf blowers when nobody's home and by the tiny at comic gets messy. But look it's out there is some complication with living together. That's why what you know what our founders were after was in federal government that would be screwing up our lives from far away. Because they knew that federal program it was a big behemoth and that is the evil you look at what's happening in this country everything bad has happened. Because of big government and it's not big local government because fortunately local government is so restricted in the way you can raise money. Then it gets pushed back property tax is the best kind attacks because it hurts every time they raise it. 6172666868. But I don't know -- you -- a town if you can't make a rule that says like NEC I wanna have a rule. -- you have to at least try to put a satellite dish where it's not visible that seems reasonable. To me. And that benefits everybody in the community of their right to not have our task house every every house does that makes sense Paul that morning Eric gale. Hello or good morning to you. -- -- I like the quote from the movie the patriot -- I don't know that I wanna trade. But one -- about a mile away for a thousand tyrants one mile away. You know I can't believe that you're coming down on this side of that issue. Especially where a -- yet the founding fathers did not want. A tyrannical. Federal government but I think on controlling presidential their belief system with the -- did not want. People in this country to live -- -- Carry it it didn't matter what we have here and he came from. What I bet they just saw that the federal government was the greatest danger for purity because it has the potential or -- wielding. But they don't terminate the argument Paul that there should be no government they were serving in government what they were interested in. What does. Their concerns about government overreach not that government can't exist not that government can't make a functional community so what is the big overreach. About saying having five satellite dishes on the front of the house's -- let's change the world so overtime we can correct them. Let's discuss that if you look back. The earlier earlier laws with regard to our use of your property in the stayed at Massachusetts since we -- the all states in the in the union. We couldn't even develops -- the pool until this century. And why was it. Why didn't we started this century oh you mean last every twentieth century but why why did we. You in the nineteen hundreds is when we start okay think that because back when the guys who did our listeners who thought those principles were important. They also believe. That you know what if you wanna make your (%expletive) like it and go get out (%expletive) like it makes you got to live there -- the rain comes from the rookie of the what was gonna. You're gonna I was also when they had each had fifty acres and it's a lot different year old children. That's a lot. And each -- you got bought and or Plymouth or the actual old community they didn't want. -- and tight together and the only -- separate from that they farm. Yes there were people out in the rural areas that. Let's talk about their city's one lead in the city's. To the onset of -- local ordinances. The fact that we eat cat. Be on the article it quote the American Communist Party in the 19100 that led -- this -- That we can tell everybody around that's what they can do what they can market. The fact that the waiting on so we -- a -- -- is gonna be controlled by the. Paul would you go back and not having a building inspector are not having electrical plumbing rules and no guidelines -- anybody gets to do whatever they want their property -- your problem is when your property is attached to mine if we live in the city and if you have a fire I have a fire. Partly that there are safety mechanisms. Safety mechanism that require a certain things like building inspector. Building codes things like the stock -- -- -- in the now think that. That make it make -- safe. That is that it be necessary use of government the idea that we want to do it for a static war for like for it. And a second on a -- because you've established our principle that it's okay. For the government to do ordinances if the threshold of importance for those ordinances is -- so I would say to you. That it's it's it's appropriate to have rules about building houses so they don't fall down and kill innocent people you agree with me on that right because that's an issue. I would say to my right to enjoy my premises. I have a right to protect myself from -- loud music how do you feel about an ordinance about your a lot of musical 1 in the morning. I think there are certain. There are certain abilities that you should -- be protected from things that intrude on your -- K so it so you and I are operating on the same principle it is only that we thought -- the only difference between. You and me is deciding exactly where we're gonna draw the line but in terms of our principles. You entire operating in the same principle that is all I can have a right to the safe and happy enjoyment of my home. Eric in Massachusetts. For that does that on which state that matters right here it is. We have no ability to seeing an easement or rights too -- you. There certainly are no longer works right now as -- state law so the fact that I have no rights to do right. So if I have -- and the bucks an antique Italy and and and it's the ocean and the fact that I enjoyed that view of the ocean. I do not dean writes the ocean just because that's the latest right now so that somebody else buy tickets went in between me they can block my. That's kind of -- -- our individual property right but the important thing here I think is for us to understand. That there's no difference between Europe principle on my principal. So don't be so shocked that I'm slightly different our all I draw the line because that's the only difference. I am saying if east he decides if the city of Boston decides that east he should not have. Broken down old unused. The satellite dishes on the front of houses. Then and they -- they offer a very reasonable remedy for that which is not the ban them. Just to say you have to make an effort to put them elsewhere and only can use the front of the house if there's a signal issue. That seems like a reasonable remedy to make a place that isn't so gross. That's also where draw the line a little differently I think having a look at -- gross community is depressing it's ugly it's depressing. And if a community decides it wants to lift itself by having ordinances that make it more attractive -- you more distance between homes. More distance between the edge of your house in the edge of your property line we all love and benefit from the effects of those ordinances. So while we need to find a way to understand. That those are reasonable. Community decisions to make Devery next on -- a good morning. -- -- -- -- I don't think it's early buddy so -- -- are able to be all high and mighty about property rights on her -- it. And freedom and give it a lot about it with my property back -- until you -- something extort you you know a bird and I store. Can't have. I know that I'm everybody responses -- is this is how I respond and right and then you have to wrestle with that because the right instinct. Is to say that government should stay the hell out of my business and you should need convincing before like all of that. Well I have an example for you front -- LA. Hot. They mean you can barely I don't completely intact on a branch. Literally on the waterfront in out without somebody coming out to approve and obviously that -- really irritating you know I have. Is the you know what the foundation of that. Ordinances I would think that people's -- are valuable thing they want. We -- you know you've got a lot there to enjoy the scenery natural beauty you know the pine trees on the side of the late. You know people go a lot better picture seat I have a place and I got a little trouble at. And eight bit Ali Al at a pot and bank like I like I want it every -- -- that we wouldn't. -- -- But that how that there where it somebody put -- the wall another ugly. Made it out -- all like old golf ball. Bring us away from the specifics around to a principal. Well I don't expect a lot -- -- Like the color are they winning goal I mean it is about -- may ice storm. Nine hour now again somewhere. Now we're talking. Yeah I sat at a -- I thought about the founding and and I I just hang in my own. Mine like -- outlets and other technologies -- what back. I remember the first summer I was living in a historical district and I had a get the color of my paid approved by the historical commission and historical commissions are notoriously. The most dowdy interventionist. Unpleasant people have to steal it but you know what you drive through town like Lexington that is done a great job through local ordinance -- if you've ever been through Arlington. Compare mass seven Arlington. To Lexington. And the only difference is ordinances were Lexington was a wise enough fifty years ago or whenever they did it. To say were only got all up commerce to take place in these little commercial areas and the rest of mass Savvis going to be left beautiful. That means that is have much higher standard of living in Lexington and there is another suburbs that have -- so Smart. I am golfer I'm a libertarian. A strong -- back now. -- -- it meant that people like Jack. Well I you know that's good because that's reality and we can't. We can't debate our principles effectively and honestly if we're not integrating in reality it's OK okay what do you do in this situation 61726666. A good time for you to make your first. Call Everett has -- fiber so 680 WRK. Breaking news stories to life put a little thing we'd like just called. Talk to preserve Boston talk stations AM six -- WR stereo. You know losing weight is not an easy thing to do this and everybody knows that it's painful -- each time you try it it's harder and once you lose weight. Once you bring it down to where you want it to -- eight -- a lot like gas prices you know. It's going back up and then. It's really disappointing that's why you need TH 121 in your life especially would -- this season comment. You wanna make sure you shake off those Collins. Before the warm weather's here once and Furl. So get this summer are -- with TH want twenty -- weight loss formula for chaminade designed to get the fat off your body. 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