I'd like to point out you haven't answered any of my questions. As long as you are aware when to use math and when not
If there is no effluent or trash etc. coming onto my property, I'd have a hard time making a claim of damage. But that's not saying I'd like a trashy neighbor. I might try talking to them and say, "hey looks like your trucks broke down, if you need a hand getting some of that stuff moved etc". I could also shun them. Lots of possibilities. Fail
If a neighbor shits in a stream, assuming I own the water passing thru, my responses could vary from asking them not to, to building a dam at the border and letting them float away in a shit lake of their own making. Fail
Okay, my turn. Now we're up to 4 questions. They're all from L.Rose. Have fun.
1) Is there any means by which any number of individuals can delegate to someone else the moral right to do something which none of the individuals have the moral right to do themselves? Did you not say you would hire a third party in your utopia or the neighbors all would ?
2) Do those who wield political power (presidents, legislators, etc.) have the moral right to do things which other people do not have the moral right to do? If so, from whom and how did they acquire such a right? Same question I asked about your utopia. How and who gives others the right to past judgement. Even your utopia needs it.
3) Is there any process (e.g., constitutions, elections, legislation) by which human beings can transform an immoral act into a moral act (without changing the act itself)? Depends on what you consider immoral and I guess you have never been to Vegas
4) When law-makers and law-enforcers use coercion and force in the name of law and government, do they bear the same responsibility for their actions that anyone else would who did the same thing on his own? and that certainly is a problem we need to fix in our government it is not perfect, but much better than living in anarchy