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Re: Re: oppressive city ordinances Part 2
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Posted by Bill on January 03, 2002 at 17:45:06 from (172.150.14.182):
In Reply to: Re: oppressive city ordinances Part 2 posted by Bryan in Michigan on January 03, 2002 at 06:58:47:
Good post. No question that you're right about
these laws all being about controlling the
other guy. But then that's what most laws are
about, eh?
You're a little late for the UP, though. I sold my
cabin on Farnham's point on Lake Manistique
because of all the Detroiters moving up there!
Started to feel like south of the bridge! (I know
you can find plenty of places, really, but even
up there you've gotta be careful where you
move these days!)
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