Private land can be viewed from many angles. One can see it as a privilege given by the state, and others as property owned by the person living on it. The biggest difference is how one want to look at it.
If the state owns it, then they decide what to do with it. Build a road through the house? No problem! If its a property owned by the individual who lives on it, then no way a road can just be built there.
The person arguing that land is owned by the state then must accept that the state then has ll the right to do what ever they want with the land. Its theirs after all.
If the state owns it, then they decide what to do with it. Build a road through the house? No problem! If its a property owned by the individual who lives on it, then no way a road can just be built there.
The person arguing that land is owned by the state then must accept that the state then has ll the right to do what ever they want with the land. Its theirs after all.