Why not just be honest about what people say. Someone makes a statement. And then you completely jack it out of shape and say something ridiculous.So now contracts are bad.
I think you forget why government was brought up. You’re the one who is pissed off because the government stepped in and said, no, you can’t prevent people from parking their trucks in their own driveways.You guys keep digging and digging, it’s getting hard to see you down in the hole. First taking landowner rights was freedom, now contracts are the heavy hand of evil government.!
You are just distorting the truth of what was said. “There is absolutely no government involvement in a private HOA.” That is unequivocally true. Your stretch of the imagination that courts to enforce contracts is laughable.
Is it not true? It 100% is true but you guys have had this line of thinking for so long it is jarring to see the truth.
There are definitely bad contracts.
This is the point that started the government rabbit hole.
With honest folks that follow their agreements, there is absolutely no “weight and threat of the government” involved at all, those of their word will follow through. It is a completely private matter. It is a distortion to say otherwise based on the availability of courts to settle contractual disputes. The courts are available for even disputes that don’t have a contract, like a neighbor doing something, so an HOA has no government involvement.
I don’t like government taking freedom away like some here do.
Nonsense. If those wanting to control the property of others were't looking for the threat of government enforcement they would't demand people sign a contract. You want to portray it as some innocent agreement that most everyone wants and benefits from while ignoring the realities which show them for what they actually are.
Okay. Fine. I’m okay with government limiting contracts to what is reasonable. Should government limit your freedom to contract with a minor? Should the government limit your freedom to contract with someone who hS no practical choice, especially when you lobby to make those choice restrictions ubiquitous?
That’s a copout. If there is no enforcement, I guarantee nearly everyone in thst neighborhood is gonna tell the karens running the hoa to **** off about truck restrictions.
If people were not liars they wouldn’t need contracts, a handshake would do it. But alas today many people are liars.
Doesn't change the fact that you chose to include falsehoods in your argument again. If you don't want people to call them out stop doing it.
Except, the HOA is a private government, but sanctioned by the public government. The HOA has no enforcement mechanism other than to use the legal system (government) against homeowners who don't comply.
Our entire society is based on courts to resolve disputes contractual or not. That has nothing to do with an HOA.You really think it’s a stretch of the imagination that courts enforce contracts?
Okay. So you sell me some land and put it on the deed that I have to face mecca and pray 5 times a day. I think, well he’s giving me a good price for the land, I’ll buy it and then just tell him to **** off, because I’m not doing that. You know, because the courts/government don’t enforce contracts.
So after I get all settled in you see me mowing my grass instead of praying towards mecca. You stop and call me on it. I tell you nah. **** off. You say, but we had a deal. I tell you where and how far up that place to put your contract. Whatcha gonna do about it? Courts don’t enforce contracts in your world of lala land.
