To: Cultural Jihad; AAABEST
Self-governable Americans should not have to contend with capricious eminent domain acts, which looks to me like what is going on here.
There is an awful lot of Gubbermint abuse of private property rights occurring right now in our country - if you care to look. Try fighting and winning a eminent domain case, just try.
36 posted on
12/09/2003 5:59:20 AM PST by
sauropod
(I believe Tawana! Sharpton for Prez! Slap the Donkey or Spank the Monkey? Your Choice)
To: sauropod
No one told Mr. Bixby that he had to live in human society. He was free to purchase an island somewhere and be safe from the capricious demands of his neighbors.
To: sauropod
In a perfect world, all the hills' contours would have conspired to allow for always-spacious roads, all builders from 80 years ago would have had the foresight and gift of prophesy to envision what the needs of future generations would be, and there would be no need to adjudicate the accommodations of others in a community. In a perfect world there would be no self-centered nutcases itching for any excuse to commit murder, too.
To: sauropod
That's what I thought ---- the highway is practically running through his house now ---- they want to take his whole tiny front yard?
45 posted on
12/09/2003 6:20:10 AM PST by
FITZ
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