13/01/2026
This degree of irrationality is usually documented in psychiatric contexts, not observed in routine commercial interactions.
Visibility Is Not Optional. It Is Compliance.
Visibility is a basic requirement for any business. Not a favor, branding, or decoration.
A business must be identifiable from a public access point.
Signage, name display, and visual access exist so people can locate the service without confusion or obstruction.
Obstructing business visibility is not a personal dispute.
It is a "compliance violation".
In most civic and commercial frameworks, deliberate obstruction of visibility—by blocking signage, access paths, or common entry points—is treated as a "punishable offence" because it interferes with lawful operation.
This applies to all businesses.
Now, when it comes to clinics, the threshold is higher.
Clinics are not discretionary destinations.
People do not browse for them.
They look for them under stress, urgency, or physical limitation.
That is why clinics require:
* clear visibility
* unobstructed access
* predictable entry points
This is not sentiment.
It is operational logic.
Anyone who treats clinic visibility casually is not being clever or powerful.
They are displaying "functional illiteracy".
Healthcare does not operate on ego, convenience, or noise.
It operates on clarity and access.
Blocking visibility is not assertion.
It is "interference".
And interference, when documented, is not argued with.
It is acted upon.
Look at this. My clinic is made hidden now. By some new creatures on a shared space blocking the view completely from common entry.
Nuisance.