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Honestly? Maybe. Depends on how long it's there and what it's used for. It can negatively effect both my quality of life and my financial situation. You don't have a right to do that.

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Sure we do. Simply driving an ICE car probably affects more the quality of life of other people than having a container sitting on a plot of land.

Some negative effects are wrongful, but far from all.

This must be a stupid question but what is an ICE car?

Gas-powered (as opposed to electric cars).

Ah internal combustion engine. I googled and got stuff like this [0]

[0] - http://image.syracuse.com/home/syr-media/width620/img/weathe...

heh... I thought we were talking about an Immigration and Customs Enforcement car.

Try driving your ICE car without a permit and the government will come down on you.

To my knowledge there is absolutely no law on the books preventing someone from driving any automotive vehicle on private property in the united states.

This was told to me by a US police officer who came in to talk to us about getting ready to drive. He said going to the mall or a football stadium on a Sunday is the perfect way to get practice. It just needed to be private property.

Edit: To clarify this happened a few years ago when I was still in high school.

And that's why it's a maybe. If it's sitting there because you're moving or turning it into a tiny house, that's one thing. If it's abandoned and has become a den of heroin addicts and meth cooks, or full of trash then that's another.

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