Neighbor BUILT Helipad On My Farm Without Permission! REFUSES To Remove It, Says It's 'Art

Neighbor BUILT Helipad On My Farm Without Permission! REFUSES To Remove It, Says It's 'Art
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[@NeoRazgriz]

Story 1: Whole new meaning to the phrase: “Get your sh*t and say off my property!”

[@ThomasWLalor]

How the F*** could a helipad be constructed on your property without you KNOWING??

[@DesiArcy]

I would assume that the "art piece" was simply a large concrete pad in the style of a helipad, not an actual functional helicopter landing facility. Just a simple surface pour of concrete without any foundation or reinforcement, probably painted with helipad style markings once half-dry.

[@franciscojaviermendezrinco1902]

Second story: When I heard the part of the roof flying I wanted to be OP on top of that roof. Dangerous but so fun.

[@BassGSothertype]

Sounds like one hell of a dangerous but fun ride

[@brucerobb2120]

Where in the world did Jeb find the $200,000 to pay the fine?

[@PowerStruggle555]

I do agree anything can be called art and Im sure the helipad could be considered art. Im sure neighbor did have a valid excuse of art freedom. but Im sure that only applies if the land is yours or have permission

[@neock]

ones peroneal rights end when they impede upon another's rights. and the right to your own land was violated by the "artist". people just assume rights are absolute. but they have limits.

[@adriennegormley9358]

​@@neockso true. Where I grew up, we were taught, firmly, about the general concepts of one person's rights not infringing on another's:;"Your right to swing your fist ends just short of the tip of my nose." Same principle.

[@barbiek3987]

My boss was fluent in French. She was in a hotel elevator, in Western Canada where English is spoken, with 2 other women. They were conversing in French and making rude remarks about my boss, thinking that she couldn't understand them. Boss let them ramble until the elevator doors opened, then in FRENCH, she let those two have it. I wonder if they ever bad-mouthed someone else, in front of them, thinking they wouldn't understand.

[@carmium]

How does a helipad, let alone several form-builders and concrete trucks, pass OP's notice so the pad magically appears one morning?!

[@marckempe2143]

Last Story: That was a combination of making a point and killing them with kindness. Some people need to learn to keep their mouths shut, if you want to get a better spot in the line, then show up earlier.

[@og_3rd_st_saint_gat]

3:43 nah could never be me i wouldnt let that slide

[@nickpryor6133]

The rigging story all he needs to do is boom up when tension is on the rigging

[@WaiferThyme]

First story reads like it was written by someone whos been binge watching bad westerns from the 50s. Nobody talks like that anymore!

[@davidrowell9106]

Nope go to court and get your lawyer fees paid

[@johnburnside7828]

Well, the first story is creative...

[@ToEuropa]

Why wait to sue over the helipad? Trespassing and property damage are crimes. The police could have settled this much more efficiently.

[@ThePhoenixPrince]

Cos its a bot story

[@corvetteguy91]

It's a bs story. A helipad is tons of concrete and rebar. It wasn't built overnight nor could be moved.

[@666toysoldier]

BS. Not only call law enforcement, but FAA about an unpermitted heliport.

[@Roxanne5124]

It’s a made up terrible story that makes no real life sense.

[@rudykraft5526]

I also think it’s likely the story is a fake. However, to answer the question: you sue to collect money damages. The police won’t do that for you. frankly, I think most of these stories are fake, if, for no other reason than no one ever mentions collecting punitive damages, which would clearly be available.

[@royjohnson6773]

How the F build a helipad and you know it

[@hammerdragon4321]

I would not have called anyone I would have gotten some heavy equipment and removed it myself

[@jerrystauffer2351]

#1 is funny but whoever wrote this never worked with concrete. 😂

[@franciscojaviermendezrinco1902]

First story: Says is "art", well, he made art in someone else's property, so OP could easily destroy it and that neighbor couldn't do sh*t about it. Edit: Seriously, what did this douchebad expected?! First he tresspass and damage private property, then doubles down on what he did, the court tells him to fix it and he doubles down AGAiN, and only after he sees real consequences he begins to cry. Law doesn't care of "art" if said art is breaking other laws and harms others.

[@shadowpadinc.2058]

I have heard the second and last story before, in regards to the last story it does not help build positive connects to foreigners to your country if you treat/talk to them nasty whether they know the language or not. Also speaking bad about them around them even if they don't know the language is very rude and is pretty much talking behind their backs. I am American but have done some traveling and often try to learn about other cultures if I can. I like how OP handled it though with killing them with kindness.

[@madbr3991]

Am I the only one that though Betsy was a literal cow

[@RisetoStrength]

Where's the original post?

[@rb5174]

Story 1.. least founded on reality yet

[@mikkelnpetersen]

I don't care what kind of art you make or what grand building plans you have, you STAY THE H*LL OFF FARMER PROPERTY.

[@krisdavies8548]

Woke up to find a helipad, bs its not like you couldnt of seen or heard the construction. Fake as

[@mannydavis7708]

The flowery prose doesn't really add much to the story.

[@philomenaquinn1158]

Story one Do you have a tractor and a dung heap you know what to do rip up the concrete and put a large dung heap outside in his garden directly outside his front door calling it art work a ode to nature and the owner of the house,

[@JL-rx6hl]

first one is BS you dont just wake up and find a helipad!!! it would have taken weeks of work to build with permissions required

[@Rtrstormghost327]

First story a helper pad is not art but get a life people don’t know how to act these days and RTR

[@alexius23]

📖👓📚🧙🏻‍♂

[@ivermectin1908]

How do you "wake up to a helipad"??? Helipad are extremely reinforced so they absolutely did not build it overnight