Jughead
VIP Member
What if they forceably connect her to the power grid and she can't afford to pay the electric bill. The electric company will cut her off. She'll be off the hook since it was the electric company who cut her off.
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I would agree with the electric but I can see occasions where getting water or eliminating waste could be a public concern. It may not be the case here, I just don't want to leap to conclusions.I would never suggest an absence of gov't. I would, however, say that requiring someone to be on the power grid and hooked on city water is an obvious overstepping of the bounds by the gov't.
I find it interesting that many "conservatives" defend the actions against this woman. I guess the whole "we want smaller, less intrusive government" is a thing of the past?
I would agree with the electric but I can see occasions where getting water or eliminating waste could be a public concern. It may not be the case here, I just don't want to leap to conclusions.I would never suggest an absence of gov't. I would, however, say that requiring someone to be on the power grid and hooked on city water is an obvious overstepping of the bounds by the gov't.