Los Angeles County supervisors signed an amendment to a local ordinance limiting frisbee and football during the summer, from Memorial Day to Labor Day, to designated areas.
Lifeguards can stop a game if it threatens public safety. They can also issue a ticket to people who ignore them.
A first infraction for playing in the nondesignated area can be up to $100. A second infraction is $200, and a third can be up to $500 in a 12-month period.
French philosopher Rene Descartes observed that more laws makes more law breakers. Today, however, besides creating new law breakers, the new laws come with sizeable fines, the highest in the nation, and many exceed a working man or woman’s weekly salary. These fines and fees are just another attempt by state and local Democratic socialist officials to redistributes the wealth from citizens to government.
