Calvin Coolidge, the 30th President of the United States, once said "Ultimately property rights and personal rights are the same thing." In other words, the right to own property is as fundamental to the American way of life as any other rights we have. Unlike most rights, however, our right to own property is extremely regulated. For example, most homeowners can't open a commercial concert venue in their backyard or open an unlicensed bar in their front yard. Even something as simple as owning chickens on your own property is highly regulated. Read the below ordinance from Draper, Utah, and respond to this week's discussion questions.

Discussion questions: Do you feel this ordinance goes too far in regulating how property owners can keep chickens?