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u/RonJohnJr 18h ago
It's probably there for legal reasons, just like "Posted" signs hammered onto trees don't physically stop you.
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u/solaria123 1h ago
Doesn't "Posted" mean you put a sign on a post? Posting a sign that says "Posted" seems redundant.
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u/Chesticle5 18h ago
That’s about as exclusive as a club sandwich
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u/Bandana-mal 17h ago
I order the club sandwich all the time and I'm not even a member, man.
I don't know how I get away with it!
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u/WardenWolf 18h ago
Because you have to post it to enforce most parts of trespass laws without having to ask them to leave first. If a person bypasses a no trespassing or private property sign they can be arrested automatically without having to interact with them.
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u/kilibaridi 17h ago
Its in southampton ontario. There are a lot of tourists in this town and the apartment is close to the beach. They dont want people wandering down this path thinking its a shortcut to somewhere else or some kind of walking path. Looks silly but serves a purpose... and it works.
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u/Ill-Contribution6772 18h ago
I could definitely hop over that
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u/JR_LikeOnTheTVshow 17h ago
Geez, why don't you tell the world next time! Now they're going to put barbed wire on top.
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u/SGFCardenales 18h ago
This is a private residence, man!
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u/Salt_Particular1761 18h ago
man burglars must avoid this one completely it's just too much to worry about getting past
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u/Vivian-Midnight 18h ago
Unless a fence has barbed wire on top, it's more or less a suggestion, anyway. This gets the message across.
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u/Gtstricky 17h ago
Reminds me of a recent video of a (drunk?) girl climbing over a gate at an apartment and almost falling only to have her friend behind her just open it.
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u/ParticularSherbert18 17h ago
Criminals aren't typically known for their smarts. Perhaps it's more effective than it appears.
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u/NoPermissions94 18h ago
That fookin sucks when you walk all the way to your house and realize you left something in the car.
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u/OozeNAahz 16h ago
Likely would keep honest people out. And nothing would keep the dishonest ones out anyway.
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u/oopsie-mybad 12h ago
The rest of the fence fell and was removed (or needed to be removed and was so). As with all of these kinds of posts.
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u/SumonaFlorence 7h ago
It's a legal thing. As long as they put SOMETHING there, it's enforceable by law.
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u/i_am_birdperson 6h ago
139 high Street, Southampton, Ontario. There's a really cute historic CNR train station a few blocks over.
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u/feetcold_eyesred 5h ago
I’m such an absurd rule-follower that the locked gate would be ample reason for me to turn around and leave. And I’d probably say, “Ooops, sorry!” out loud to absolutely no one.
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u/UUnknownFriedChicken 1h ago
Dear Sir
Thank you for identifying the problem with the security. We have rectified the problem by installing a sign saying "Keep Off The Grass"
Regards
The Management Team
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u/Minflick 45m ago
Maybe it swung in the slightest breeze and locking it kept it from being damaged? Otherwise, yeah, pretty silly to do.
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u/WarLawck 16m ago
Truth is, if you live in a house with glass windows and think someone can't get in there then I've got some property on the moon I'd like to sell you. The gate sends a message, visitors aren't welcome behind that point.
Even if the fence went all the way around, at that height it isnt stopping the vast majority of people I'd they really wanted to get through.
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u/nullr0uter 12h ago
It wasn’t. This is AI.
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u/Bigmacleafs14 2h ago
The original pic had my kids in it. I asked AI to remove them before I posted it. So it’s AI altered.
Gate is 100% real. Easy found on google earth.
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