>>2805204
>Like, men saw one of the few good things about the material plane and thought "wow, beautiful. wouldn't it be great if I claimed this place as mine and asked anyone who wished to enter for tokens lmfao?"
>astonishing how people try to defend this
yeah and how do you find their contact info
some states have property databases, some don't, even if you get that at best you get a name and a mailing address, never a phone number or an email address
If they had a system where property owners could post an email address so you could contact them, that would be one thing, but really all you are going to get is a mailing address so then somehow you have to write a letter and communicate when exactly you want to be on their property, assuming you even know that, and then hope they write you back. They could easily just ignore you.

Most of the time when you see a posted no trespassing sign - there's no contact info. Landowners 99% of the time are just going to say no anyways to any requests to be on their land.

Also, as the other anon said, its not like I'm walking right up to your house, its always just random empty land that they would rather put up menacing signs than work with the gov to establish an easement or sell the adjacent land so people can have access.

And, most land in the east is held by giant logging/mining cartels who hate everyone and will never let you hike on their land no matter what.

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