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   From: liamoconnor@example.com   
      
   On Sat, 1 Mar 2014 21:54:49 -0800, Savageduck wrote:   
      
   > Perhaps you should poll your neighborhood and get signatures on a   
   > petition to have the signs which offend you removed.   
      
   The funny thing is that most of them, since they grew up in   
   California, actually think the signs are a good idea.   
      
   They were asked, before I moved there, whether they had wanted   
   the stop signs, and, they must have agreed, since they're there.   
      
   They didn't want to pay for the traffic light, I was told.   
      
   I was incredulous the first time I heard that, because I   
   didn't think it was up to the residents whether a sign was   
   put up or not. I still don't. But that's what they said.   
      
   So, I would be in the minority on wanting the signs removed   
   (as you probably had surmised).   
      
   However, being in the minority doesn't make me wrong (or   
   right), so, it's not a datapoint which is valid for the   
   legality of the signs.   
      
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