[Keith in Iowa]

People who jump to that conclusion are prejudiced, and bigoted. You’re in good company with Hulka. Congrats on that.

[VeniVidiVici]

Sorry, Keith in Iowa, I agree with Hulka, and I think most reasonable people would. Using the term “gated community” conjures up the image of big, expensive houses, often with a manned security entrance.

Me too.

[TwoSwords]

Why did they even mention it, genius? There’s your answer, even if you don’t like it.

[zipper]

If the back yard is gated, does my dog live in a “gated community”?

The next time I hear about a pit bull escaping from someone’s back yard and mauling somebody I’ll be expecting the news to say he escaped from a “gated community”. LOL

[Tublecane]

“People who jump to that conclusion are prejudiced, and bigoted. You’re in good company with Hulka. Congrats on that.”

Oh, come off it. They aren’t coming to that conclusion, if you could read their post through the haze of superiority and self-satisfaction at being able to take the words “gated” and “community” literally. They are concluding that the MSM wants people to be prejudiced and bigoted and whatever other bad names you can think up. And in order to do that, which you’d understand if took a moment to ponder it, they’d have to realize “gated community” has a literal and a coded meaning, wouldn’t they?