From: Jerry Mitchell (jmitch12@tampabay.rr.com)
Date: Sun Jul 22 2001 - 16:50:00 MDT
>> Homeownership assoc. on the other hand are a perfectly acceptable
mechanism to
>>"block off" a large section of area to keep it all under one set of
>>standards. As long as their is no force being delivered from the
government,
>>people are free to contract and make arrangments all they want. If you
dont
>>like the rules of a particular group, dont deal with them and find a group
>>you like.
>
>So if I put chains on you, that's OK since it's "private"?
Nope, your free to go to a different housing association or an area without
such an arrangement. Id hardly call a "contract" chains, unless you want to
contract with the parties to buy the property and then try to break the
contract stipulations. And just because you've heard an argument before,
doesn't automatically make you right. So ho-humming isn't really a valid
retort. If it is, hell... Ill try it too. Ho hum!
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