Hopefully reason and common sense are not really dead, just an old tool pushed into the closet - it's past time to dust it off and polish it up.

In my younger days, I often visited construction sites. It was interesting to observe progress from week to week. I didn't realize that was a criminal interest.

If you visited the sites with permission, or without stepping on private property, or where no fences or trespassing signs were around, you would be okay.

Given the number of squatters around, people claiming easements at random times or random reasons, the relative ease and popularity of stealing construction goods especially copper, and the relative danger and liability concerns for the construction company... I can't say I blame them for making this change. A vast portion of trespasses seem to involve things that were traditionally considered felonies but can be very hard to prove.

Google [Florida Trespassing] for the laws in question. Trespassing on a construction site with that particular sign is a third degree felony. Without the sign it's a misdemeanor.

The above Anonymous was me. Sorry, hit the button too soon.

"I saw a sign which indicates how times have changed since I was a kid:"

My favorite indicator was having a gay pride day at Fenway park. Ididn't worry much though because iwas informed it was ..."for the children!"

How sick we've become as a nation and as a people. Sadly we will fight like hell to defend our right to be sick, never accepting that freedom is to do what we "ought" to do or it is mere self-destruction.

Can we put some of thsoe signs down on the border?

I figure it's because of two things; eco-terrorists and people who sue when they fall into that big hole.

great photo!

I like the bench, too!

It wasn't there the last time I visited the Dali Museum.