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Originally Posted by Advogado
Exactly.
I say: I don't recall anything in my purchase agreement requiring me to turn a blind eye to improper or abusive actions by the Developer.
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Perhaps you will share with us direct, factual evidence of the "improper or abusive actions".... that you tacitly infer.... the developer has actually perpetrated. That way, we can weigh it against the specifics of the lifestyle he has created, the jobs he has created, his contributions to medical care and education in The Villages, his impact overall on the area's economy and the general safety and security we enjoy in comparison to say......Orlando...you know, the Orlando that is home to that other paper embraced by developer critics.
When you submit your list, we can, on balance, make individual comparisons and assessments based on our own experience, biases and prejudices and determine if he has quantitatively done more good then bad as opposed to qualitative and largely subjective opinions that undermine him and the investments of many property owners. My perception, subjective at best, suggests his critics overstate and contrive their bashing of the man and his family for reasons best known themselves.
For the record, I have on occasion been a critic of certain positions the developer has taken but never would classify them, absent facts to the contrary, as "improper and abusive" regarding his stewardship in the management of the Villages.
I hope you take the time to back up your accusations with direct evidence and facts and quantifiable data to support your rather harsh insinuation.