Why do people intentionally break the law?

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I can honestly say it is because I had already purchased and fell in love with our sebastopol goose and chickens before I found out that I wasn't supposed to have them. I have 3 different horse farms within 2 blocks of my house, the lady one street over has a llama that she walks around the neighborhood on Halloween and there is a man who owns peacocks 1/2 mile down the road (that I hear every morning as I leave for work) so it never occurred to me that I wasn't allowed to have chickens. They may not be legal, but at least my animals are quiet at night, which is more than I can say for my neighbors' dogs (which they let out at 2 to 3 o'clock every morning) who bark incessantly for no reason. I have a healthy respect for the law -- I have worked in the legal field for 20 years. But, on this I am breaking the law and I know it. My family and I are enjoying the heck out of our "little farm" in the city and when and if the time comes that code enforcement comes by and tells me they gotta go, I have already made arrangements to relocate them and you will not find me on here whining about it.
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because there are 3 ways they ~might~ be legal, but that would require 3 years of no complaints (then I'm a farm, FL right to farm act). So far so good, one year down already...
 
Just a thought here...

How many of you do not steal from or harm your neighbors because it's against the law?

Get back to me on this.
 
I might add that my town allowed chickens even roos up until the 1960's according to my father and everyone else. he was here when the changed it as they wanted to be more urban. I have about 2 acres and none of my complaints came from neighbors just folks that live several TOWNS away that thought it would be a good way to mess with me. In addition I asked all my neighbors first so as far as I am concerned no one was stepped on.

There are many silly laws like the catching rain one, or even sex acts, segregation was once a law too so was the right to own slaves. things change laws change, morals and ethics do not. I have morals and I am an ethical person I am not always law abiding.
 
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BECAUSE I LIKE TO!
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honestly i respect my neighbors,keep my dogs quiet,keep the dog poo picked up, keep my yard up, keep all vehicles in garage,but if i get a complaint about my three bantums, then i'm thinking i'll replace them with a cockatoo!, you don't know noise till one of those start screeching!
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Now there's a plan... but all you have to do is borrow one... put in an ad on CL or something for Parrot Sitting... then if they complain you can say 'well, I was thinking of getting some nice quite hens, but they aren't allowed... wanna help me get the ordinance changed?"

Hehe... maniacal...
 
egg layers that are not peafoul, ducks, geese, turkeys, chickens, or emu.

Free Range Crocodiles?

Imp- Just a suggestion
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