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0 pointsabakker9y ago0 comments

If it is on my property, then I think brick color is free speech.

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Except that you signed a contract when you bought the property.

Search for the "unconstitutional conditions doctrine". Government can't get around constitutional limits via contract requirements.

Since when was choice of brick colour a constitutionally protected right?

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0 pointsabakker9y ago0 comments

If it is on my property, then I think brick color is free speech.

Except that you signed a contract when you bought the property.

Search for the "unconstitutional conditions doctrine". Government can't get around constitutional limits via contract requirements.

Since when was choice of brick colour a constitutionally protected right?

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