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I'm unsure if I'm allowed to have tomatoes growing but so far no one has said anything so places without hoa care a lot less!
Imagine not being able to decide what you grow in your own yard. Wild.
OH FUCKING GOD, YOU MEAN I'VE CONSENSUALLY AGREED TO A COMMUNITY SET OF RULES? THE FUCKING HORROR OF THIS SHIT SHOW!!!!!!!?!!!!
If you have to agree to it to buy something as basic as a home then it isn't truly consensual. Hell, it isn't even truly consensual for less necessary stuff like cars (you "agree" to surveillance - arguably a necessity in less developed places), digital goods (same - also more or less necessity), games (you agree to not own dogshit) and other things. Hell, you keep "agreeing" to workplace rules supposedly "freely", but we all know it isn't.
There are certain basic rules everyone has to agree to (laws) to uphold society, but other than that any agreement like HOAs have to be truly optional if your argument is supposed to work. And no, just "going elsewhere" isn't a fucking option in the current disastruous market. Especially since that nonsense appears to be so common in the US.
🙄👌 whatever you need to tell yourself
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