The rights they have to tell you NO to antennas are the rights you freely gave 
up when moving into a covenant controlled area. They didn't take them from you. 
I specifically moved to a neighborhood without covenants but give up being able 
to tell a neighbor they can't store junk or recreational vehicles, commercial 
vehicles etc on their property unless city ordnances offer protection.  The 
city ordnances I live by comply with federal law allowing me to have up to 75 
ft structure as long as it doesn't fall into a neighbors domain! 
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-----Original Message-----
From: David Holman <[email protected]>
Date: Wed, 20 Jan 2010 13:07:11 
To: <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [DSTAR_DIGITAL] Re: New guy

Neil,
 
The dongle is a good opportunity for those that have no choice, but is still no 
substitute for a real radio.  I know, DStar isn't everywhere, YET.  :-D
 
The part of your message that bothers me is: "Given that some have restrictions 
on antenna's and planning regs I suppose we could make exceptions...."  Why 
should we have to make exceptions??  Why should we have to accept this as a 
part of our lives??  WE (all the people of the world) need to start putting an 
end to or fighting back against anything that oppresses or takes away 
individual rights and freedoms.  What gives them the right to say we can't have 
an antenna.  There is a brainwashing effort out there, and it is huge and very 
quiet, that it is OK, acceptable and normal to surrender your individual rights 
and freedoms to someone else: HOAs, zoning boards, local governments, schools 
and others.  This is wrong.  Dead Wrong!!!!!  We are loosing more and more 
individual rights and freedoms everyday.  And WE need to stand up and fight 
this.  Unfortunately they are very entrenched.  This doesn't mean to start a 
revolt (which probably won't go
 well).  It means to get involved with these organizations to help them govern 
the interactions between people and not the step on individual rights and 
freedoms.  They should not be able to tell you that you can't have an antenna 
(that would be an individual freedom).  They can tell you that you have to work 
to solve interference (the interaction).  Or that you can't have an antenna 
over a certain height because it might fall on your neighbor's property (Safety 
issue).  Other than that, they have no right to tell you that you can't have an 
antenna or flag of a cockroach or whatever.  
 
Have a great day,
 
David, AC7DS
 


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