Excellent, that is a perfect example of a state not doing anything like banning people from growing their own food. They were required to maintain grass in their front yard because of a city zoning ordinance. A very reasonable ordinance because people growing gardens in their front lawn looks terrible and lowers everyone's property values in the area and thus lowers the local municipal tax base so many communities have established such ordinances in their localities, if you want a preview of what local control looks like, that's it.
What you have clearly failed to do is prove your claim that state government bans people from growing their own food. Note also that they were only subject to civil fines and not arrest.
You're twisting words and facts as usual. I said in some states I'm not allowed to grow food. And I gave you an instance in Florida where a court of Appeals upheld the city fine even after they changed the zoning. This is merely one case and again your lazy ass needs help with Google.
Exactly, you proved yourself wrong with that example, in fact no state disallows you from growing food! You proved that in one state there are municipalities that won't let you grow vegetables in your front yard. If you want to make a true statement then don't say "in some states I'm not allowed to grow food." because that is false. A true statement would be: in some states some cities don't let you grow vegetables in your front yard.
But the truth is not as hyperbolic and fearmongering right?
That wouldn't have the effect you were going for with the lie right?
I don't use google, I love you used google to prove me right and your own claim false. I also love the suggestion that your use of google is not lazy and more profanity, to prove how smart you are.
Resorting to semantics is hilarious. You have misquoted me from the start and now you have to backpedal with third grade semantics. Not my fault you read it wrong. Maybe ask for clarification when you misunderstand things instead of just saying "false" over and over.
It's not semantics, your claim, that you keep reiterating, is false. I didn't read it wrong. You said something false, why is it so hard for you to just admit it? There is no state where you are not allowed to grow food.
In Florida and many other states it is illegal to grow food. Even if it is regulated by counties and municipalities.
You're intentionally getting off base dude. You asked where one man ruled another. I answered again and again with limited examples. Reread this thread homie. Your arguments are weak and becoming less and less relevant with each new flail of your proverbial arms.