Re: Freedom
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Say you want to grow plants but I have a tree that blocks out the sunlight.
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Well I'd see your tree as violating my property and my freedom to grow plants on my own property. You don't have a right to trees that hinder my property.
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I don't have the right to have a tree on my property? That's really silly. What if I feel as though your owning property next to mine hinders my property. Do you not have the right to that property?
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As I said you can do whatever the hell you want with your property, but in this case if your tree is harming my property (not allowing me to grow plants in the example Xorbie gave) how it that not violatiing my property rights?
Whether in practice anyone would actually file for grievence for shade from a tree next door is another question.
As to your question, IMO no, if your property is in the same exact shape without whatever actions I"m doing.
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