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You chose not to live in an HOA. Why do you think it's OK to force others that want to live in an HOA from doing so?
There's tons of horror stories out there, but that's also because "I live in an HOA and I like it" isn't really a story that get written and shared on the internet. It's boring.
I'd never live in one. No one is telling me what color my house is or where I can put a fence. But I also know plenty of people who do live in HOA's and like it.