Reply #73: You don't get it.

[Callisto32]

I don't CARE what the courts say on this.

These are the same people that can write, "for a place to be an open field, it is not necessary for the location to be either open, or a field" with a straight face.

These are the same courts that have found that "free speech zones" are okay.

I'm a 3'rd year law student. My law-fu isn't as strong as with experienced attorneys', but we could throw citations at each other all day. In the end, it won't matter, because just because it is the law, does not make it right.

If you want to interpret away your rights, go straight ahead. Go live in a place that has the deed restrictions you want, but don't try to drag everyone else along.