Please don't do that, Ben. Do not lower yourself. Remember the Sermon on the Mount, and Whose you are. I know your standards.
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I watched people breaking an Ordinance get violation Citations with heavy fines until they corrected whatever the violation.
Please don't do that, Ben. Do not lower yourself. Remember the Sermon on the Mount, and Whose you are. I know your standards.
Definitely won’t be taking it out on them.Once you cross the "tit for tat" bridge, there is usually no going back unless/until one of you moves. That might be a long time.
Exactly what I said. If it is the law the only thing you can do is change it.For now yes.
The fight isn’t over.
I asked the guy about one of the city council members who has been known for fighting the right to backyard chickens for people in our city. I asked if it is worth it to get in touch with him and he said yes. That’s our only chance right now. We can’t fight this any other way but to change the zoning laws.
I will be rehoming my chickens hopefully to relatives so that in the slight chance that we may be able to take them back again, we can do so without issues.
Seems like this is hopeless.
but I’m not giving up just yet. Still a little bit of faith left in me.
Definitely won’t be taking it out on them.
Clearly there’s a reason they reported it and maybe to them it seems right to do it. And to be fair we were not in compliance with the ordinance so I can’t really be mad at them, they don’t understand the connection we have. And maybe it was with ill intent but that makes no difference I’m not going to start a war over that.