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Tag: property rightsBy Croton Crier, Section News
After three plus hours of testimony and the agony of parsing definitions, Mr. Vern Verduin of Gaines Township wins the right of Free Speech!
A definitive victory over out of control government.
If the signs advertised his business, the signs could have been twice as big. He was fined for violating the township ordinance after declaring his right to free speech by leaving the signs up. Gaines Township cited Mr. Verduin in an attempt to force him into compliance. After deliberating permanent vs temporary, content based vs content neutral, and debating the definition of vehicular signs, Judge Steven Servaas, 63rd District Court Kent County, declared Gaines Township's sign ordinance unconstitutional "because there is a distinction between commercial and political". The Judge added that the law has to treat commercial and political speech the same. The Township's ordinance allows a bigger sign to sell a product than a political idea. Constitutionally, this ordinance is upside down. (4 comments, 433 words in story) Full Story By TiredIronTim, Section News
Gun Rights vs Property Rights
Continued below the fold (1 comment, 1057 words in story) Full Story By retvet242, Section News
Press Release: For immediate release
Kalkaska, Michigan The Kalkaska Tea Party Patriots will host a presentation by Mr. Tom Dunn, on the topic of United Nations Agenda 21 in Michigan. 105th District State representative Greg MacMaster will also present and explain his bill in the State House to purge Michigan law of U.N. interference through Agenda 21. The conference will be held at the Kalkaska Civic Center, located at the County fairgrounds on M-72, from 7 to 10 p.m. Friday, October 12th. There is no charge to attend. In keeping with our mission objective to inform and educate the voting public on issues affecting our individual liberties and freedoms, the history and implementation of this United Nations doctrine in Federal, State, and local laws and regulations is imperative for the average citizen to be aware of and understand. We urge all property and business owners in the region to attend this important, free seminar.
Tom Backers (1 comment) Comments >> By Corinthian Scales, Section News
It's comical to me that the comments in the local Pravda are of more value that what's written by the salaried fish wrap scribes itself. From Billdo53.
I now like the ban.. it's saved me hundreds of dollars... I just don't go to bars anymore... fixed up my "Man Cave" and have 2, 3, or 4 people over several days a week to watch the Tigers, NBA Playoffs, Stanley Cup Finals, and Golf... not all of us smoke, but we all enjoy the .75 per bottle of Labatt Blue... can also burn a fatty while we're at it... I figure in the last year, I have saved about $2,500 from not going to the bar and having some beers and playing Keno... Welcome aboard, my brother. I've been saying the same thing for almost a year now. (3 comments) Comments >> |
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