they may not be out of malice but you get little power tripping potentates enough to make us question the rules and how they are applied. While many bemoan HOA

they may not be out of malice but you get little power tripping potentates enough to make us question the rules and how they are applied. While many bemoan HOA rules you can just have problems with cities that just increase revenues by fines [1]. For the most part I think just as many states have limits on how much of a budget in a city/county can come from traffic violations that such limits needs to be applied to all fines. these fines tend to hit the poorest the hardest and there is no remedy for them plus much of zoning still serves to discriminate against "undesirables" but now is masked behind feel good terms related to environment, pollution, quality of life, and historical. politicians and groups simply got the same results but learned how to dodge the courts and sway public opinion [1] https://reason.com/blog/2018/05/24/georgia-town-brags-about-fining-resident https://reason.com/blog/2018/05/24/georgia-town-brags-about-...