
Corrupt Lamar
How a group of individuals persecuted our family and violated the law in order to run us out of the county, and the county out of millions.Corrupt Lamar
How a group of individuals persecuted our family and violated the law in order to run us out of the county, and the county out of millions.What do we mean?
Technically speaking, no one can legally force you into selling your home, but they can place you in a position where you abandon it. There are many different ways to accomplish this, and unfortunately, due to the current state of our legal system, many of these fall into a legal grey area of morally attrocious, but legally permissable. All of which, are analogous of burning someone’s barn down, and come down to a matter of hatefulness while applying enough pressure.
Taking the above into consideration, this occurs when someone violates social norms and uses some benefit in order to manipulate individuals or a situation to their own personal favor. Acts of cheating, “civil theft”, or defrauding involve taking advantage of conflicts of interests, quid pro quo, abuse of public office, public corruption, disinformation, legal loopholes, or misleading others.
Your home is more than just the building you sleep in, it is also the neighborhood where you live. So, someone can effectively destroy your home through illegal property development, spite motivated construction, and/or intentionally ruining the aspects of an area one found beneficial. The label is most warranted when public corruption prevented the accessability of normally available protective stop measures.
Reasons why it matters to you:
Penalties from violations of county law are a form of revenue for the county. When the county refuses to penalize violations, it is the same as the county refusing to collect money owed to it. Which means rather than make someone who broke the law pay for county expenses, the county makes you, the local tax payer, pay for it.
Numerous county employees were involved, who used their offices to knowingly violate the law, perform favors for friends, and pursued personal vendettas against the general public. The salaries of these officials is payed for by your taxes, and rather than spend their time doing their job, they invested their efforts into personal profiting.
This all began and is centered around the actions of the county’s Fire Chief who unquestionably acted in a manner not becoming of the county’s second highest ranking public safety officer. Who has already explicitly expressed a conflict of interests, and failed to separate his professional duties from personal interests.
As crazy as it sounds, it matters to you because it is just flat out wrong, and unjustifiably so. Our system of governance is representational, which means your elected officials are supposed to represent you and your interests, and it is hard for them to do so when they are invested in allowing something to continue that you and everyone else knows is wrong.
Lawfare is the perversion and manipulation of the legal system in order to perform a prejudicial and unjust deed. It is the epitome of governmental corruption, and it is exactly what the county is doing out of nothing other than pure spite.
Nobody cares about ordinances, but they serve an important purpose too often ignored. They allow you to protect your home. Ordinances provide important structure and organization for industry, and they help private citizens enforce the right to protect private property. When the county disregards these laws, the county robs the opportunity for private citizens to protect their property.
No one can question that having a subdivision built beside their home doesn’t change their way of life. If they are lucky, it will be a minor inconvenience, but for some who have struggled to put everything into their home, such a change could ruin everything they have worked for. The county has made it clear, either way they couldn’t care less, and are refusing to lift a finger to do anything about it.
The precedence is set, they did it once, and there is nothing stopping them from doing it again. Next time, it will be you.
Penalties from violations of county law are a form of revenue for the county. When the county refuses to penalize violations, it is the same as the county refusing to collect money owed to it. Which means rather than make someone who broke the law pay for county expenses, the county makes you, the local tax payer, pay for it.
Numerous county employees were involved, who used their offices to knowingly violate the law, perform favors for friends, and pursued personal vendettas against the general public. The salaries of these officials is payed for by your taxes, and rather than spend their time doing their job, they invested their efforts into personal profiting.
This all began and is centered around the actions of the county’s Fire Chief who unquestionably acted in a manner not becoming of the county’s second highest ranking public safety officer. Who has already explicitly expressed a conflict of interests, and failed to separate his professional duties from personal interests.
As crazy as it sounds, it matters to you because it is just flat out wrong, and unjustifiably so. Our system of governance is representational, which means your elected officials are supposed to represent you and your interests, and it is hard for them to do so when they are invested in allowing something to continue that you and everyone else knows is wrong.
Lawfare is the perversion and manipulation of the legal system in order to perform a prejudicial and unjust deed. It is the epitome of governmental corruption, and it is exactly what the county is doing out of nothing other than pure spite.
Nobody cares about ordinances, but they serve an important purpose too often ignored. They allow you to protect your home. Ordinances provide important structure and organization for industry, and they help private citizens enforce the right to protect private property. When the county disregards these laws, the county robs the opportunity for private citizens to protect their property.
No one can question that having a subdivision built beside their home doesn’t change their way of life. If they are lucky, it will be a minor inconvenience, but for some who have struggled to put everything into their home, such a change could ruin everything they have worked for. The county has made it clear, either way they couldn’t care less, and are refusing to lift a finger to do anything about it.
The precedence is set, they did it once, and there is nothing stopping them from doing it again. Next time, it will be you.
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