I bought n paid for it at the hardware store, I even bought n paid for the post and concrete and shovel to plant it.3dfxMM wrote:Would that be considered "federal property"?RPB wrote:The UPS and Fedex guys don't seem to mind either, and the neighbors laugh when I tell them I'm not allowed to cross the street unless I put a shirt on so they need to talk louder, come over here, or hold on while I either get a shirt or pitch my gun in the bushes/hide it in the mailbox so I can cross the street....
I'll consider it Federal Property when they put a check in the box reimbursing me.
But you make a good point, I never looked up what it might be "legally" still, they'll need due process of law to take my property ... which some regulation may have done.
Since I parked it in concrete, maybe it's a Federal park, which would generally be ok, except inside when a federal employee is working in it.
However, I don't have it in there when any Federal employees are working inside it
The flag which flies over it resembles Flag of the Alabama Red Rovers.
Like their uniforms, this solid blood red flag was the banner of the Red Rovers, a company of volunteers from Alabama who came to Texas in fall 1835 to aid the Texan forces.
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