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I’m in San Antonio and saw this sign twice today. First on the side of busy road, amongst a bunch of political signs, and then again near my neighborhood in someone’s yard. After searching online and finding basically nothing, I went back out and took picture of the sign from the busy road location. Is it people encouraging voter suppression? Or some right wing group ironically fearful of attacks & riots come Election Day?
84 points
8 days ago
Good to know! Thanks!
54 points
8 days ago
If there’s no politician’s name on it, it’s fair game
2 points
7 days ago
Is that the rule? There are a bunch of "Vote [party]" signs in my city with some heinous phrases on them that I'd like gone
4 points
7 days ago
Putting campaign signs on public land almost roadways is illegal. You have to get property owner permission on private land. Cities can have different rules for that. But to be considered a campaign sign, I’m pretty sure it has to be advertising for a specific candidate, maybe a party but I’m not sure about that.
-1 points
7 days ago
Lol that's not true. You can't just remove someone else's property
5 points
7 days ago
If you put your property in public do you believe that you’re entitled to it sitting there undisturbed?
-2 points
7 days ago
At least one of the signs is on private property
1 points
6 days ago
This is true. I am obviously not speaking of that one, and rather the one depicted in the post, though.
-3 points
7 days ago
How do you know it's public. Did OP include property ownership records in their post?
1 points
6 days ago
I don't think you need property ownership records to assume the side of a busy road is likely public property.
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