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larrybud2002@yahoo.com wrote:
> My argument is that those constraints are a violation of an
> individual's property rights. You cannot just write up anything in CCR
> and say that they're legal. There's law that takes precedence over
> a CCR. To take it to the extreme, for example, you cannot write
> into a CCR that it's OK to murder within the condo limits, because we
> have a Constitutional right to life. Likewise, you shouldn't be able
> to tell me I cannot express my freedom of speech my hanging a sign
> (whatever it may say) because I've first amendment rights. The
> Constitution trumps all.
The Constitution doesn't protect ALL speech. But you already knew
that.
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Re: CC&R violation
