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FloridaBeachBum

Beach Fanatic
Feb 9, 2017
463
112
Santa Rosa Beach
pseudonym James Bentwood why do you think most BPO don’t or didn’t work for a livin? I do just to pay my $25,000 Walton property tax this month for the privilege to use and enjoy my own property. The annual Walton property taxes is about 1/8, one eighth, 12.5% of the original purchase price. We have paid more Walton County taxes (to litigate against me) than the purchase price of our property. How about you? If you live or own property in Walton what % of taxes do you pay annually of the purchase price?

Is James Bentwood your legal name? You know “real” CU believers do not believe anything that anyone who is “anonymous” say anyway. Do you deny using a pseudonym? You have not yet. What are you afraid of to admit if you use a pseudonym? That BPOs will stage trespass on your property, file a frivolous police report on you, place obscene bumper stickers with you name all around South Walton, dox you on social media, tell intentional untruths about you and your ill-gotten $400 quiet title, worthless, un-buildable, not taxed, property?

#1772 Customary Use and Our 30A Legacy
#832 Customary Use and Our 30A Legacy
#488 Customary Use and Our 30A Legacy

#2056 “Not a handful of malcontents obsessed with lawsuits and property boundaries.”
Past and present Walton Commissioners malcontents that are the Plaintiffs in the current lawsuit; not Defendant, BPOs and the Sherriff has defined the Standard Operating Procedure for identifying beachfront property boundaries. The Sherriff that does not even use the legal MHWL property boundary, but some nebulous il-legal “wet sand” that the Sheriff defined. Thought Sherriff enforced the law; not make his own legal definition or interpret legal propert5y boundaries.

“Claiming to be better than your neighbors is a problem that you apparently do not understand.”
Can you cite where anyone on this thread or any post claimed to be “better than your neighbors” or is that your unsubstantiated opinion?
 

Stone Cold J

Beach Lover
Jun 6, 2019
150
171
SRB
Florida Private property owners have had Right of Exclusion since time immemorial, or more precisely since Florida was admitted to the USA on March 3, 1845. Anything AFTER March 3, 1845 would be controlled by laws of the USA (and Florida) and not any laws of Spain, France, or Great Britain (or public opinion). Any “ancient rights” prior to Florida becoming a State, would be considered INTERUPTED as of March 3, 1845 and no longer valid. March 3, 1845 is the starting point in Florida for “as time immemorial” and no “Citizens in the State of Florida would have knowledge or memory contrary to it”.

Walton County Residents and public can go to the beach, swim, fish, build sandcastles, take pictures, walk the entire 26 miles of Walton County coastline. Those rights are provided by the State of Florida (not the BCC). Those particular rights (swimming, fishing, walking the entire 26 miles of coast-line) are NOT contested by BPO’s and have existed since March 3, 1845 (AKA “the time immemorial for the State of Florida), and exist today. Notice all the old pictures and affidavits all show low density (not many people) on the coastline (near the water) and with no beach equipment (they sat on towels, not temporary tent cities). Folding beach chairs, beach umbrellas, beach wagons, and other beach equipment are modern inventions, nothing ancient about them.

Since March 3, 1845. a person in the State of Florida can not day camp (aka unlimited people and equipment on private property) against the will of the property owner. People did not stay on private property AGAINST the will of the property owner and if they tried to stay against the will of the owner, they were removed, either by the owner or the Sherriff. There are numerous documented cases of removal of people from private property who were there against the will of the property owners and trespassing prior to 2016. ALL BCC Beach Ordinances prior to 2016 fully recognized Private Property Rights. Just because the Sherriff has decided not to enforce trespassing since 2016, does not mean that Property Rights no longer exist in the State of Florida (Florida property rights are shown on the Walton County Web Site).

The lawsuit filed by the BCC (with FBFA listed as a plaintiff), states that removing property rights (right of exclusion) from Private Property owners with full, and absolute control of unlimited people with unlimited equipment transferred to the BCC, is ancient, reasonable, without interruption, and without dispute. The BCC has not submitted evidence which proves all 4 criteria. The chasing of billions of tourist dollars by the BCC is not a valid criterion for forced removal of Florida Property Rights.
 

SUP View

Beach Lover
Jul 22, 2019
51
43
Above Water
"The BCC has not submitted evidence which proves all 4 criteria. The chasing of billions of tourist dollars by the BCC is not a valid criterion for forced removal of Florida Property Rights."

Bingo Winner!
 

FloridaBeachBum

Beach Fanatic
Feb 9, 2017
463
112
Santa Rosa Beach
Typical anti-BPO posts. All opinion and NO facts and no first hand knowledge, like tickledpick first hand knowledge, of what was documented, legal, ruled by a judge, or permitted by government authorities or not. If buster’s belief is “saw all the illegal ‘beach restoration’ you are talking about” or “free for all - beachfront owners doing whatever they wanted while officials were busy looking elsewhere.” Where’s your facts? Evidence to backup your opinion. Opinions are like belly buttons ... everybody has one. Otherwise why should anyone believe your unsubstantiated opinion? This is how all the anti-social media lies get started like quiet title that court documents posted on SoWal and other places get started. BMB1 quiet title YouTube

buster, “what possible reason could you have to claim the beach, other than greed?” Because it is legal and the JUDGE, probably Judge Green, you know the CU Judge, ruled to quiet the property title to the rightful BMB1 property owner!?

More LVT unsubstantiated opinion. “That is patently false. Some reconstruction of “dunes” was approved by county but almost none was approved by the state and they had the jurisdiction.” What gives your statement of fact any credibility? None so far.

More 30A Skunkape stinky CU juvenile one-line BPO attacks. Typical sour grapes.

Buster bluster. “There were more violations than they could deal with and most of the illegal work was covered up” Where’s the evidence or is this more social media in-credible beliefs.

jodiFL does not understand modern construction or government police power building code requires structures to be supported by piles that on bedrock or the same as bedrock. “Therefore everyone who hears these words of mine and puts them into practice is like a wise man who built his house on the rock. 25 The rain came down, the streams rose, and the winds blew and beat against that house; yet it did not fall, because it had its foundation on the rock.” Not sand.

jodiFL “Think that was about the time that all the beachfront owners were scrambling to shore up the "cliffs" in front of their property and we had a commissioner with a seawall side business that was more than happy to push "permits" through without going through the state like they were supposed to.” I think you are wrong so we are the same and even on opinions.

EZ4144 “Ro Cuchens - remember a pic on here somewhere of him beside a mountain of illegal brown sand on the beach.” Instead of throwing out “brown” bull beliefs why don’t you do the homework and have some facts. Even if there is a pic how do you know the sand was illegal? Did you see the citation? What evidence other than your in-credible belief do you have?
 

mputnal

Beach Fanatic
Nov 10, 2009
2,289
1,799
Fbb, you probably should leave my name out of any conversation because with all your research you have somehow missed what constitutes a question and what my message has tried to explain to you which is to be careful what you wish for. If my name pops up I am going to respond. I do not think your purpose here is going to get you what you want. In addition you do not read very well at least my posts. There is room to improve on your research. Btw elite wealth is our next big problem for this Country. Elite wealth does not want to share resources and are unbelievable ruthless in that endeavor. For example there are millions of acres public land in this Country that elite wealth has land locked just to keep the public out. Elite wealth will not give easements thru their property and the only way for the public to access is by helicopter. If you could take both the beach and the water you would find a way to not share that too. I did not even realize what elite wealth was until reading you and yours posts. Somehow you have given yourself a mandate for private beach enjoyment. I noticed how easy it is for you to justify exclusive enjoyment of anything you desire. Eventually The People are going to figure it out and not let political polarization keep us apart. I am not talking about our bpo's in Walton County. I am talking about your group of amigos who are not from here at all. I am talking about how humans with power justify and abuse that power. If you go back in history you will find what I am talking about. I like music and thinking I should write more lyrics for The Power Broker Trap whose facts have no shadow and a new one called The Mandated Amigos who lost their shadow...:)

Scj, oh my goodness. You seriously need to go to law school and take more property law courses. Land use is fascinating. There are all sorts of terms like prescriptive easement, adverse possession and conservative use etc. There are no boundaries on the beach sand to prevent anyone from using the beach sand, well since their were oceans. There has been public recreational use, well since their were humans. There are documents from humans that will testify to the fact of land use (public recreational use) on Walton County beaches, well since they have were able to have the sense of sight and the ability to move up and down the beach unrestricted. I also think the definition of coastal shore sand and who owns it is going to have to be better defined. Most deeds are either incomplete or wrong regarding property descriptions.

Okay, hopefully this will be my last post :):):)...
 

Alex Miles

Beach Comber
Oct 6, 2019
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39
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Montgomery
STRAWMAN is the name of a logical fallacy, which means that if you carefully dissect the argument or statement, it doesn't make sense... You put forth a straw man because you know it will be easy for you to knock down or discredit. It's a way of misrepresenting your opponent's position.

Isn't it ironic. Don'tcha think?
 

mputnal

Beach Fanatic
Nov 10, 2009
2,289
1,799
You got it right the 2nd time. Don't confuse Strawman with Straw Man :) Btw it takes a straw man to know a straw man don'tcha think? Listen, we could go back and forth like little boys and girls or we can offer civility and truth and honor into an adult conversation. Yes, you have been successful at provoking emotional reactions and we sometimes react because we are not robots. Well done. Bravo (yes just plain bravo). Why is your job here not done? You have valid arguments but go way beyond what is necessary to convey those arguments for some strange reason. You do not have to keep repeating the same things over and over...unless you are getting paid to do it. Surely you guys and gals are not sycophants right? I still believe that we could have a good old fashioned redneck fish fry along with Reggie's special beer and eventually find something to agree on...right?
 

Stone Cold J

Beach Lover
Jun 6, 2019
150
171
SRB
The Walton BCC have zero issues of the deeded private property boundaries. They are legal with or without a fence. Walton County and the Courts all agree property boundaries are real and legal. Just because one person doesn’t personally accept it does not mean he/she can huff and puff and blow away all legally defined property boundaries in the State of Florida.

There are reasons why there are boundaries on pedestrian easements in the first place.
 
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mputnal

Beach Fanatic
Nov 10, 2009
2,289
1,799
The huffing and puffing will come but not by me or any other human. Maybe then you know why communities matter...why the people (this includes local government) matter and why exclusive private enjoyment of coastal sandy beaches matters not as much as you thought it would. Mother nature has the only power that matters in our brief time here on this planet. My grandmother was very wise and when she told me what goes around comes around I had no idea what the circle of life meant. One of you posted a lesson on greatness a couple weeks ago. You may have money and political power and maybe have even done a few great things in your life but when it comes to the circle of life we all are the same...worm food!

Btw a boundary that is not visible, that changes on a daily basis, that contains coastal shore sand and has not/can not/did not restrict public recreational use is not a good position for you. In property law land use and possession are very important terms. Not going to be easy for either side of this issue. If I were a county commissioner I would not hesitate to take this to the Supreme Court. If I were a bfo I think I would just share the beach...good karma is not a bad thing...not a bad thing at all...
 

Dave Rauschkolb

Beach Fanatic
Jul 13, 2005
1,006
790
Santa Rosa Beach
The huffing and puffing will come but not by me or any other human. Maybe then you know why communities matter...why the people (this includes local government) matter and why exclusive private enjoyment of coastal sandy beaches matters not as much as you thought it would. Mother nature has the only power that matters in our brief time here on this planet. My grandmother was very wise and when she told me what goes around comes around I had no idea what the circle of life meant. One of you posted a lesson on greatness a couple weeks ago. You may have money and political power and maybe have even done a few great things in your life but when it comes to the circle of life we all are the same...worm food!

Btw a boundary that is not visible, that changes on a daily basis, that contains coastal shore sand and has not/can not/did not restrict public recreational use is not a good position for you. In property law land use and possession are very important terms. Not going to be easy for either side of this issue. If I were a county commissioner I would not hesitate to take this to the Supreme Court. If I were a bfo I think I would just share the beach...good karma is not a bad thing...not a bad thing at all...

You are brilliant. Thank you for speaking truth to power.
 
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