popa_bar_abba
I just want to mention again, that I have no problem parking in front of people’s driveways. You don’t own the street.
Yes, but the government gives the property owner the exclusive right via statute to the parking space in front of the driveway.
You have mentioned in a previous post that you are a rov. Please provide the justification under Halacha for the proposition that a) you can freely violate this law; and b) that you can interfere with the property rights of another person, particularly another Jew.
popa_bar_abba
See my published works about this. To sumamrize: you get me towed, I break your windows, you try to figure out who I am, but you can’t. We both lose, but I feel like I won.
A good feeling–for a 12 year old. Again, how do you justify a) breaking the law; and b) damaging the property of another person, particularly another Jew?
By the way, half of my neighbors in Borough Park have closed circuit TV. I am sure the police would just love to see the tape of someone breaking windows especially when they already have the license plate of the one blocking the driveway.