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To: TaRaRaBoomDeAyGoreLostToday!
Actually I have thought of moving to the country, the thing is country is getting farther and father out, and ever more expensive. Also I find these things hard to flee from, I'm just too stubborn and mean I guess, this stuff won't fly in the face of the Constitution, someone needs to point that out.
39 posted on 09/08/2002 8:17:55 AM PDT by MissAmericanPie
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To: MissAmericanPie
I hear more each day about this nazi neighborhood crap.Including the Marine (on I think Dateline) that was ordered to take his huge American flag and pole down; and GOOD NEWS he one.

You are right 'the country' is turning into uppity crammed homes with a gate....soon it will be nazi and or they will order the old farm homes in the country to move for U.N. land.

41 posted on 09/08/2002 8:26:57 AM PDT by TaRaRaBoomDeAyGoreLostToday!
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Jun 16, 2002

Governor Rallies Around Vet's Outlawed Flagpole

JUPITER - Gov. Jeb Bush celebrated Flag Day with a Marine Corps veteran who owes nearly $30,000 in fines for flying an American flag from a 12-foot pole in his front yard.

George Andres, who was stationed in the Pacific from 1956-1962, violated his homeowners association policy and a court order when he raised his flag from a pole instead of from brackets attached to his house.

Friday, Bush gave Andres a flag that flew over the state Capitol.

``Rather than just say it's unacceptable, people ought to put aside their differences and their obsession with rules and regulations, and use common sense to make decisions,'' Bush said.

Bush signed legislation in April allowing homeowners to fly Old Glory in a reasonable, respectful manner and to file suit against homeowners associations that forbid it.

In June 2001, a judge ordered Andres to pay $100 for each day the pole remains outside his town house since she ordered him to take it down in October 2000. Bush presented Andres a personal check for $100 Friday.

Steven Selz, an attorney for the association, said the group has tried to reason with Andres and told the judge not to jail him.

This story can be found at : http://www.tampatrib.com/floridametronews/MGAW6PXGI2D.html

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42 posted on 09/08/2002 8:31:41 AM PDT by TaRaRaBoomDeAyGoreLostToday!
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