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Thats literally what I said... I quoted Nebraska directly.
They don't mean you have to fight them it means you have to try to prevent their use and they must attempt to prevent yours.
But that's not what we're saying. It counts as adverse posession if you're doing something contrary to the owner's interests/rights and they don't stop you.
That's what hostile means!
Ie. The actual owner needs to say no don't do that and the squatter has to try to prevent and buy that I mean literally say "no don't" or something to that effect.
Hostile does not mean you even have to be rude or anything but friendly it just means it's against your interests and you've made them aware. It's so the owner doesn't wait the squatting period and then take action, the theory being if you didn't know or take action until then then you've abandoned the property.
You could have no consent/permission without the owner even knowing you're there
Doesn't matter, that's all civil you gotta take them to court about it.