Do you mean the one's where I generally defend government's right to exercise "eminent domain" to establish public rights-of-way for transportation? I have no problem with that at all so long as "just compensation" is provided. It helps minimize the cost to the taxpayer for such projects. Although the system is subject to abuse, it requires vigilance to assure "fairness", not abolition.
Actually, I was thinking more of the ones where we complain about the government telling people they can't build homes on their own property because some endangered species might want to live there some day, or making businesses pay for testing their discharge water for the presence of chemicals they don't even use.