Quote:It has to be since using public utities isn't optional. The state holds monoploy on roads and utilities so that can't be used as a qualifier against property rights. Besides just because your home is on a public road and uses public utilities subsidized by tax payers does that mean I should have equal access to your home? Of course not, so the only real qualifier your using is the business asspect of it. If it's a business we ignore their property rights for the sake of someone else's notion of fairness.