Ron Paul Signs not allowed in Florida

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Description: Pinellas County Employee removes signs from private property without a warning then threatens $1000/day fines if they are put back up. When calling, the address of the property is: 1780 Kenesaw Ln Clearwater FL 33765 Let's take our country back!!
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voisine ::: Favorites I hope you will post the signs and sue the county. They don't have a legal leg to stand on. You should have no trouble finding representation. I know it's a hassle, but think of the publicity for Ron Paul if the local news station picks up the story. You have a golden opportunity here. Don't give up your liberty without a fight. Don't be afraid. This is what the revolution is all about. 07-10-12 04:09:14 __________________________________________________
bluedonkeyman ::: Favorites PAINT YOUR FENCE "RON PAUL" 07-10-12 03:30:03 __________________________________________________
SinatraBZ ::: Favorites Please keep us posted on this story thanks. 07-10-12 02:50:26 __________________________________________________
Budvb ::: Favorites Does this Mean House For Sale signs in Front of Houses Illegal too? Maybe You can make a Ron Paul House for sale sign to get around the Law? 07-10-12 02:20:12 __________________________________________________
Budvb ::: Favorites I would contact ACLU see if they could help you with this. 07-10-12 02:16:23 __________________________________________________
myspacecomments ::: Favorites This Is BS !! Put the signs up and let em write the tickets! I am sure there are plenty of attorneys that would easily take this case for free!!! 07-10-12 02:05:51 __________________________________________________
RonPaulMeetUpVideos ::: Favorites woah woah!! Please put those signs back up!!! 07-10-12 01:30:49 __________________________________________________
HighDesertDl ::: Favorites So... if you get a 'citation' for violating someone's rights by having a sign up - who is the actual plaintiff? Is there really such a thing as "Pinellas County", or is it just a fiction? Would you have the right to face your accuser, or would it be presumed that you just believe that one actually exists and the prosecution attorney isn't just making it all up. Read Adventures in Legal Land to get a better understanding where I'm coming from. 07-10-12 01:04:17 __________________________________________________
4Stanzas ::: Favorites You might want to contact the Institute for Justice as well. 07-10-11 23:42:39 __________________________________________________
ClayT2 ::: Favorites Pinellas County has a corrupt government - its tax assessor is a crook, its director of utilities pushed water fluoridation knowing a former county commissioner would profit from the deal for the chemicals, and its current commissioners are inept. Suggest the Revolution put up a slate of candidates there and clean up the mess. 07-10-11 23:21:02 __________________________________________________