I know there is a law against keeping lions as pets in my town, but as long as I keep it on my property I should be allowed to have one! That’s what private property is all about, right? Do I have a right to do what I want on my property?

No.

Explanation:

Private property simply means that the land is owned by (in this case), an individual, you. However, that is not too say that you will be above the laws of the land, simply because you temporarily own the land. If the laws of the land continues to stand, and states that you cannot keep a lion on your property, then you must follow the laws of the land.

For example, 60% of all US lands/properties are owned by private citizens. If all of these lands can voluntarily choose whether or not they want to follow the laws of the land, then there will be at best chaos, and a slow disintegration of the country. When a person buys, rents, or leases a land, they must not only follow the laws prescribed by the owner, but also the laws prescribed by the government in what you are able to do, as well as not able to do.

no,

because when it eats you it will go and eat other people and then the cops will have to kill it. yes, to a small part but the government controls us.

Explanation:

i would like to have a lion as a pet to :)

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answer:

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