What America has Become Folks! Can't Even stand on your Property or keep a basketball hoop !

That bitch needed a good slapping.

Seriously she's probably an Obama voter, thinks she owns everything.

That bitch needs a good beating.

I can't believe some people are defending this bull shit. Did you not hear the hoop had been there for 60 years? Idiots claiming it was a hazard to traffic, the thing was in a cul-de-sac for fucks sake, how much traffic could there be? Did you not hear the DELDOT bitch lie directly to their face before stealing their hoop? Did you hear the pig tell them they couldn't stand on their own land? This is indefensible, we need to stand up for our fellow citizens, your rights may be next to go.

unbelievable. why all of a sudden, after 60 years, is it a hazard/threat?!

I can't believe some people are defending this bull shit. Did you not hear the hoop had been there for 60 years? Idiots claiming it was a hazard to traffic, the thing was in a cul-de-sac for fucks sake, how much traffic could there be? Did you not hear the DELDOT bitch lie directly to their face before stealing their hoop? Did you hear the pig tell them they couldn't stand on their own land? This is indefensible, we need to stand up for our fellow citizens, your rights may be next to go.

We live near where those basketball goals, some perched not on private lots, but on the islands between the sidewalk and the street(that belong to the county but the property owner has to maintain), were removed—for being a hazard to traffic and dangerous to the ball players.
This is not really an issue of “private property”, but more an issue of using a public thoroughfare as a playground.
The goals were on the edge of the street, on the island, but the games were played in the street, because the street is paved and the ball dribbles better on blacktop than lawn. There were several minor accidents and many near misses by oblivious child and adult ballplayers.
Skateboarding is not allowed on public streets because it is a danger to skaters and drivers. The same danger and obstruction of traffic on public roadways where there are rules about how and where you can park , drive, ride a bike is the unreported issue here. Drivers pay license fees and are forced to buy insurance and comply with the rules of the road to use those streets, and shouldn’t have to dodge basketballs and mouthy cussing young adults to get past their game.
New Castle County has spent a fortune on playgrounds and recreation centers with basketball courts. There was even Clintoon’s famous “midnight basketball” there a few years back, funded by the taxpayers.
I have no problem with those homeowners putting up a basketball goal in their yard, and playing raucous basketball all night long if they want to—if they keep the game in their yard and out of the street that is dangerous to drive on if there are distracted kids obliviously playing basketball and chasing lost balls. As a kid I had a basket in my driveway, which my father had paved to facilitate better ball handling—but we kept the game in the driveway and off the road, even though we lived on a cul-de-sac without much through traffic. Common sense suggests that kids and balls are no match for 2 ton SUVs
This story has been reported in a very incomplete and one-sided way.
If one of those kids was killed by a car when he ran in front of it those parents would be asking “why did the police let them play ball in the dangerous street with traffic going through”?
This belligerent basket-owner seems to think his basketball games are what that street in front of his house is there for—not the traffic that pays fees to expect a safe unobstructed roadway to drive on.

We live near where those basketball goals, some perched not on private lots, but on the islands between the sidewalk and the street(that belong to the county but the property owner has to maintain), were removed—for being a hazard to traffic and dangerous to the ball players.
This is not really an issue of “private property”, but more an issue of using a public thoroughfare as a playground.
The goals were on the edge of the street, on the island, but the games were played in the street, because the street is paved and the ball dribbles better on blacktop than lawn. There were several minor accidents and many near misses by oblivious child and adult ballplayers.
Skateboarding is not allowed on public streets because it is a danger to skaters and drivers. The same danger and obstruction of traffic on public roadways where there are rules about how and where you can park , drive, ride a bike is the unreported issue here. Drivers pay license fees and are forced to buy insurance and comply with the rules of the road to use those streets, and shouldn’t have to dodge basketballs and mouthy cussing young adults to get past their game.
New Castle County has spent a fortune on playgrounds and recreation centers with basketball courts. There was even Clintoon’s famous “midnight basketball” there a few years back, funded by the taxpayers.
I have no problem with those homeowners putting up a basketball goal in their yard, and playing raucous basketball all night long if they want to—if they keep the game in their yard and out of the street that is dangerous to drive on if there are distracted kids obliviously playing basketball and chasing lost balls. As a kid I had a basket in my driveway, which my father had paved to facilitate better ball handling—but we kept the game in the driveway and off the road, even though we lived on a cul-de-sac without much through traffic. Common sense suggests that kids and balls are no match for 2 ton SUVs
This story has been reported in a very incomplete and one-sided way.
If one of those kids was killed by a car when he ran in front of it those parents would be asking “why did the police let them play ball in the dangerous street with traffic going through”?
This belligerent basket-owner seems to think his basketball games are what that street in front of his house is there for—not the traffic that pays fees to expect a safe unobstructed roadway to drive on.

YES...POINT IN CASE...It's been there for 60 years. It clearly isn't hurting anybody.

This is BS BS BS BS BS BS BS BS.

FUCK the government.

It is training people to be submissive. You can't taunt a government worker who lies to you.

I would sue the government as well as that woman personally. It is likely that everything she said was under "color of law". Hang onto that video.

We live near where those basketball goals, some perched not on private lots, but on the islands between the sidewalk and the street(that belong to the county but the property owner has to maintain), were removed—for being a hazard to traffic and dangerous to the ball players.
This is not really an issue of “private property”, but more an issue of using a public thoroughfare as a playground.
The goals were on the edge of the street, on the island, but the games were played in the street, because the street is paved and the ball dribbles better on blacktop than lawn. There were several minor accidents and many near misses by oblivious child and adult ballplayers.
Skateboarding is not allowed on public streets because it is a danger to skaters and drivers. The same danger and obstruction of traffic on public roadways where there are rules about how and where you can park , drive, ride a bike is the unreported issue here. Drivers pay license fees and are forced to buy insurance and comply with the rules of the road to use those streets, and shouldn’t have to dodge basketballs and mouthy cussing young adults to get past their game.
New Castle County has spent a fortune on playgrounds and recreation centers with basketball courts. There was even Clintoon’s famous “midnight basketball” there a few years back, funded by the taxpayers.
I have no problem with those homeowners putting up a basketball goal in their yard, and playing raucous basketball all night long if they want to—if they keep the game in their yard and out of the street that is dangerous to drive on if there are distracted kids obliviously playing basketball and chasing lost balls. As a kid I had a basket in my driveway, which my father had paved to facilitate better ball handling—but we kept the game in the driveway and off the road, even though we lived on a cul-de-sac without much through traffic. Common sense suggests that kids and balls are no match for 2 ton SUVs
This story has been reported in a very incomplete and one-sided way.
If one of those kids was killed by a car when he ran in front of it those parents would be asking “why did the police let them play ball in the dangerous street with traffic going through”?
This belligerent basket-owner seems to think his basketball games are what that street in front of his house is there for—not the traffic that pays fees to expect a safe unobstructed roadway to drive on.

We live near where those basketball goals, some perched not on private lots, but on the islands between the sidewalk and the street(that belong to the county but the property owner has to maintain), were removed—for being a hazard to traffic and dangerous to the ball players.
This is not really an issue of “private property”, but more an issue of using a public thoroughfare as a playground.
The goals were on the edge of the street, on the island, but the games were played in the street, because the street is paved and the ball dribbles better on blacktop than lawn. There were several minor accidents and many near misses by oblivious child and adult ballplayers.
Skateboarding is not allowed on public streets because it is a danger to skaters and drivers. The same danger and obstruction of traffic on public roadways where there are rules about how and where you can park , drive, ride a bike is the unreported issue here. Drivers pay license fees and are forced to buy insurance and comply with the rules of the road to use those streets, and shouldn’t have to dodge basketballs and mouthy cussing young adults to get past their game.
New Castle County has spent a fortune on playgrounds and recreation centers with basketball courts. There was even Clintoon’s famous “midnight basketball” there a few years back, funded by the taxpayers.
I have no problem with those homeowners putting up a basketball goal in their yard, and playing raucous basketball all night long if they want to—if they keep the game in their yard and out of the street that is dangerous to drive on if there are distracted kids obliviously playing basketball and chasing lost balls. As a kid I had a basket in my driveway, which my father had paved to facilitate better ball handling—but we kept the game in the driveway and off the road, even though we lived on a cul-de-sac without much through traffic. Common sense suggests that kids and balls are no match for 2 ton SUVs
This story has been reported in a very incomplete and one-sided way.
If one of those kids was killed by a car when he ran in front of it those parents would be asking “why did the police let them play ball in the dangerous street with traffic going through”?
This belligerent basket-owner seems to think his basketball games are what that street in front of his house is there for—not the traffic that pays fees to expect a safe unobstructed roadway to drive on.

Where is your common sense? Accidents happen fool. What about the countless hours that people have played on those poles for 1/2 a century without issue? Get a life and leave others to theirs.

lol
and you laugh at 3rd worlders

Land of the free?