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Originally Posted by Brian Carlton
If you have enough money, you don't even need a "community". Those with significant wealth get any kind of law they need in local communities. It's a fact of life with the corruption in this country.
In your specific case, an entire voting block was, apparently, significant enough to get another law passed so that some DB politician can get reelected. It doesn't matter if the law is heavily biased in favor of a specific group.
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Similar situation a few years back in this area, with a local high-end community - they managed to get it codified into a local ordinance, that local kids were not allowed to even WALK thru their community on the sidewalks, on their way to and from a neighboring school - even if said kids actually resided inside the community. The spokesperson for the community displayed an attitude similar to what I saw in the Norfolk area years ago - "sailors and dogs keep off the grass" - except it was directed towards other people's children.