Don't think so Sylvan -- you're playing pretty loose with definitions of governing.
You are correct that anyone can "ask" or "challenge" any law, including questioning the constitution. But the basic premise is the rule of the majority to protect the rights of the minority and of all citizens.
(Clue --- elections are determined by majority vote)

Laws are designed to be fair and applied to all without discrimmination.
Try "equality" on for size.

George's question is valid to ask -- no contest there. Equally valid is my opinion that he wants "preferred" treatment based on what ---he is a landowner?
I own a truck, should I be exempt from driving laws? I even pay road taxes, therefore I have more rights than someone who uses public transportation!!!!

If you and Georege want to be above the law, I suggest (if you don't want to move to a place that rewards landowners more so than the peasants), you start a petition, schmooze your local legislator and go for it.
Good luck commrade.