amethyst221
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To me it isn't so much about the rights of anyone to go onto the public right-of-way. Go out in the light of day and do the thing you're proud of if you must, and don't try to police an area you don't own. You can't be sure your tribute will stay. You can't be sure no tribute will be placed. But I still say why engage the A's? They aren't exempt from judgment and can behave just as awfully as protesters or whoever. But I think they like it. I also think it creates a bad situation for LE. Citizens maybe need to stop trying to "force" them to "do something" to or about the A's right now. LE has to accept the status the A's hold as relatives of Caylee and their willingness to invoke it when it might get them a pass. LE doesn't want to be the bully here and would rather deal with the actual killer getting punished as a priority. Patience.