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Originally Posted by OrangeBlossomBaby
No, I"m not saying that. If I was saying that, I would've said that. I didn't say that. I posted what I posted. Stop interpreting it and take it for face value.
And here's the point - which is the last sentence, which is usually where people who post things put their point:
But just in case you are trying to interpret it and give it meaning that it doesn't have again, here it is again, in different words:
- Complaint-driven enforcement is bad.
Either a thing is against the rules, or it isn't. It shouldn't be up to ONLY someone complaining. Because when you leave it up to ONLY a person complaining, then you revert to the old 10-year-old-kid mentality of: it's not against the rules unless you get caught. That is exactly what complaint-driven enforcement means. It means it's only against the rules if you get caught.
That is super low standards, for supposedly civilized people. |
NO. Complaint driven enforcement is NOT bad. It means that if you complain and it
isn't against the rules, no action will be taken. AND no one will look at you with cold eyes if and when we ever have driveway parties again. In my opinion.
I hope that all people who have not done so, will take the class on how The Villages works offered monthly, as soon as there is no danger to catch Covid-19.