From Black Hawk, Sauk
"How smooth must be the language of the whites, when they can make right look like wrong, and wrong like right."
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Security on 30-A Beaches
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All I can say is that Karma rules...Mother Nature will take care of those with private property signs on the beach.
exactly!
Are you advocating using our ocean as your toilet? Many of corporate beach have done so!
Clean water good for your soul
So logic follows your point above:
That because a very few may have improper signs (based on your observation - I don't know the facts there), that it's fair game to "play" with all private property owners?
You may make your point, but you lead the uneducated masses astray.
Once again you said,
"If asked to leave, I will be asking for a copy of their deed and current survey, showing the corner posts of their property." I MIGHT can understand your position on Montgomery street. But I think you should qualify such a brazen general statement. You owe that to your followers and more to yourself.
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greenroomsurfer:
Back in another thread out of nowhere you posted that you had PROOF that all beaches were public. I simply asked you to share your proof. Still haven't heard back from you. See SoWal Beaches Forum - View Single Post - Board of Commisioner's Mtg Monday at 4:00
Maybe you didn't see it?
Methinks you need to stick to seawall issues.
Some of the deeds and original plats are about as clear as mud as to who owns what. Even lawyers will tell you that. On top of that, "private ownership" of Gulf Front properties which extend to the mean high water mark, is so random, a normal person standing on the beach with a parcel map marked with those properties, would still find it fairly difficult to determine which parcel is which. So, I say prove which is which.
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I like it here just fine, thanks!
Isn't this suppose to be an exchange of ideas instead of telling people what to stick to? or where to stick it (as some would have it?) ....
It is the lack of understanding of the issue that truly creates the friction and resulting actions you describe in your first post. Some understand but won't admit it...some don't have a clue.
It's hard not to like a surfer dude.
But being one doesn't grant one the right to trespass on anyone's private property. Their suggestion that everyone should break the law is disappointing. I know a lot is said here in jest, but this is a serious topic.
By the way, someone's comparing this topic to Rosa Parks is a true insult to the struggle for everyone's civil rights.