Nearly 80 million Americans live in some form of condo association. Does every buboo, dockers and tulip get a day in court if they don't like what the association is doing? Or does the association have the final say on these property ownership questions? In california, after this case, a basely passed booboo protection ten says you can sign whatever kind of name association you want, a document you want, but you can't exclude a cat or a dog. So it does push us back to the question, what should be our fundamental values that go into what it means to own at home in this country? And maybe some of that can and should be protected from