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People do sue over noise for trains, traffic, airplanes, industry, et al. Even if "no noise" isn't a right, it is on the lawbooks for specific things. That's why there are noise abatement measures put in place. People don't have the right to do whatever they want on their property and expect...

It's called living in a society. People do not have a right to do whatever they want while disregarding their neighbors' rights. If you ever get chickens, I hope you'll be living in an area that allows them and allows roosters...for your neighbors' sakes.

I appreciate that you have a strong opinion on this, but unfortunately your opinion is not in line with city ordinances. Apparently people can dictate what other people can and cannot do/have/hear. People don't want to hear barking dogs all day and all night; crowing roosters fall into that same...

I used to be a people person, but people ruined that for me.

Read the regulation for your area. It is usually stated that "roosters" aren't allowed. I've never seen it stated that any chicken that crows isn't allowed. Your crowing hen may fall under a noise regulation if someone tries to press it, though.