[Road-Runner]

Originally Posted by billlaur

Well you guessed wrong

Perhaps, that's what guesses are after all. Strange that I see people holding these signs up at the 44/Morse intersection all the time accepting money? I 'guess' those are just tips.

[Taltarzac725]

Originally Posted by Road-Runner

Perhaps, that's what guesses are after all. Strange that I see people holding these signs up at the 44/Morse intersection all the time accepting money? I 'guess' those are just tips.

That is a County road. Not outside the parking lot of the Villages' office with all the various tour buses going in-and-out of the parking lot.

[Maker]

Originally Posted by BrianL99

The lesson here folks, is don't believe everything you read on the Internet. Do your own research, without an agenda, and find the truth.

Everyone who's bought a home in The Villages, has Deed Restrictions and Covenants they signed and agreed to. We all made an agreement with our Seller, who made a contract with the Developer. We're bound by.that contract, unless and until the State of Florida changes their statutes or some court issues a contrary opinion.

The truth be told, the vast majority of Villagers bought in TV, for just those reasons. We liked what it was like when we shopped and most of us would prefer it stays exactly as it was, the day we bought. Those who believe we shouldn't have rules and restrictions, shouldn't have bought here and should perhaps move somewhere else.

Some court (actually the supreme court) has already made a decision contrary to your OPINION. It is published with detailed examples and is quite clear, indisputable, and is in full force for the entire country (even here).

Why do YOU think you "speak for the vast majority" of anything? Who appointed your OPINION as the truth? We must have missed that election.

Therein lies the problem.

[BrianL99]

Originally Posted by Maker

As far as I am concerned, this issue is closed.

Originally Posted by Maker

Why do YOU think you "speak for the vast majority" of anything? Who appointed your OPINION as the truth? We must have missed that election.

Therein lies the problem.

Or not closed.

The problem arises in that some folks with an agenda, seem to think their interpretation of what they read, is the only interpretation.

I don't think you "missed the election". 70,000 property owners in The Villages have spoken. They chose to buy a home, with restricted rights and agreed to abide by those restrictions.

Not only did 70,000 folks agree, folks continue to do so every day, at an astounding rate.

Anyone who bought a home in The Villages, thinking the restrictions were going to be relaxed, is in the exact same boat as the woman who married me and thought I was going to change. It doesn't work that way.

[Maker]

Originally Posted by BrianL99

Or not closed.

The problem arises in that some folks with an agenda, seem to think their interpretation of what they read, is the only interpretation.

I don't think you "missed the election". 70,000 property owners in The Villages have spoken. They chose to buy a home, with restricted rights and agreed to abide by those restrictions.

Not only did 70,000 folks agree, folks continue to do so every day, at an astounding rate.

Anyone who bought a home in The Villages, thinking the restrictions were going to be relaxed, is in the exact same boat as the woman who married me and thought I was going to change. It doesn't work that way.

Once again, you missed the point.
Agree somewhat that people LIKELY did not think the rules would change.
But SCOTUS did CHANGE the rules, and your opinion against that change has no standing. Ruling is done, and like it or not, the rules are now different. No matter how much you bring up ridiculous invalid examples (your opinions about what purchasers want, how your wife views your attitude), the ruling still wins.

Perhaps, since you disagree with SCOTUS, go petition them for a clarification.

Condolences to wife. I have some great associates that might help her out.
Go ahead and post again. You seem to like having the last word on everything.

[Taltarzac725]

I remember a Mexican -American couple or maybe of some other Hispanic heritage on the corner of Belvedere ( CR 101) and CR466 with a sign that they really needed work. They also had a quite young boy with them.


They were still there after I had done my grocery shopping.

[Taltarzac725]

Originally Posted by Maker

Once again, you missed the point.
Agree somewhat that people LIKELY did not think the rules would change.
But SCOTUS did CHANGE the rules, and your opinion against that change has no standing. Ruling is done, and like it or not, the rules are now different. No matter how much you bring up ridiculous invalid examples (your opinions about what purchasers want, how your wife views your attitude), the ruling still wins.

Perhaps, since you disagree with SCOTUS, go petition them for a clarification.

Condolences to wife. I have some great associates that might help her out.
Go ahead and post again. You seem to like having the last word on everything.

SCOTUS is rarely clear about anything. They usually leave a lot of work for the lawyers and judges.


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