Sorry, I have to disagree with this guy. When you move into a neighborhood that has an association and a covenant, and you sign said covenant, you have just entered into a legal agreement. If you don't like it afterwards, tough luck. It's there for a reason. I read our covenant to the letter before I signed it. And I'm going to stick by my side of the agreement.
If changes to the covenant are proposed at a later date by the association, read the proposed changes and open your mouth if you don't like them (or if you do).
But holy crap, the GOVERNOR coming and personally helping you break a legal agreement? People think he's being discriminated against because he can't wave the flag, and he's a veteran, yadda yadda. Put a flag holder on your porch and put a flag in it, like your covenant allows.
And all the people up in arms about this need to clean the cobwebs out of their head and use a brain cell or two. If the guy wanted to have a car up on blocks in his front yard, you wouldn't see all the support, but the issue is 100% the same. He wants to break a legal agreement that he's bound to, simple as that.
If I offended anyone, so be it, but seems cut and dried to me. The guy doesn't have a legal leg to stand on, at least in a country that makes sense. :grrr:
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09-13-2003
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