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Friday, September 14, 2007
Talk of the Town: "Defensible space code infringes on rights"
This is the point. We have rules because people aren't sensible enough to be responsible with their freedom, and they wind up costing us all.
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This is silly. You should want to have defensible space. Big brother should not have to tell you this. I bet if her house burnt down, she'd have a different approach. Some of the talks of the town really don't need to see light of day. This is one of them. jared
ReplyDeletecarla makes a reasonable point (as do steven and jared) but does so in such a silly and vitriolic way that she makes herself into caricature. "people's republic of california"? puh-lease ... red-baiting is just plain ridiculous in the 21st century.
ReplyDeleteis she talking about the state that has had a long history of rock-ribbed conservative governors including that latest hero of the small-government set: Ronald Reagan?
"nanny state" ... where does the courier find these people?
People should read this.
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