[rwgal]

i wonder how some of these political clowns would feel if it was their home that was condemned for the same reason?

Meadow Muffin

[FReepaholic]

..."It's sort of sad she elected to do this," Milne said. "We were trying to do things for the city. It was nothing personal." ...

Taking someone's home is "nothing personal"???

[domenad]

What dope would buy a condo in an area built on illegally seized home sites? What happens when the next round of "urban renewal" goes down, brotha?

[MortMan]

"I think the poor woman has gone around the bend," he said. "I haven't gotten any mail from her in years. I still feel bad for Susette. The sorry part of this is that the things she's angry about were not done to be mean-spirited toward her personally."

Fellow NLDC member George Milne, a former top executive at Pfizer Inc., called the card "immensely childish."

It's not personal - it's just business. Isn't that a cliche from gangster movies, just before someone gets whacked?

How dare she say mean things when all we did id undermine the very basis for rights in this country - property rights?!? She hurt my widdle feewings!

These idiots don't have a freaking clue what they have wrought.

[USNBandit]

"We were trying to do things for the city. It was nothing personal."

Maybe somebody can return the favor to this guy in the future.

[Renegade]

APOLOGIZE!! They TOOK your home for God's sake . I would have been much harsher than her if it was my property . Probably would have made National news . This crap has to be stopped .

[absolootezer0]

Kelo, one of the last holdouts, earlier this year accepted a $442,155 settlement, more than $300,000 above the appraised value of her home in 2000. Her pink cottage will be moved elsewhere in the city.

so she's making an obnoxious amount of profit to move her house, and she's still whining about the whole thing?

[CFC__VRWC]

She was a lot more civil than I would have been. How much do you want to bet that someone who got one of her cards will get a lawyer and whine about how the card is "intimidating"?

[VRWCmember]

"It's amazing anyone could be so vindictive when they've made so much money," said Gail Schwenker-Mayer, a supporter of the development project who received one of the cards.

Gail has obviously never had her property forcibly taken from her, and then to add insult to injury, have someone describe the taking as her having "made so much money".

[traviskicks]

bkamrk

[FReepaholic]

She needs to use THE BLACK CURSE

[Gay State Conservative]

"It's amazing anyone could be so vindictive when they've made so much money," said Gail Schwenker-Mayer, a supporter of the development project who received one of the cards.

Well,sweetheart,money isn't the end-all and the be-all for some people....but you wouldn't understand that.

And,BTW sweetheart....I,too,hope you rot in hell.

[Slings and Arrows]

"Your houses, your homes, your family, your friends. May they live in misery that never ends. I curse you all. May you rot in hell. To each of you I send this spell.

"...but I'm not bitter."

[KellyAdmirer]

"I think the poor woman has gone around the bend," he said.

"... and I helped send her there."

[opus86]

Fellow NLDC member George Milne, a former top executive at Pfizer Inc., called the card "immensely childish."

Really? And what do you call the unconstitutional confiscation of a person's home? How 'bout, immensely criminal?

[Wormwood]

Curses notwithstanding, I have a feeling that the developer had better get some damned good fire insurance.

[steve-b]

It was nothing personal.

Nothing personal... just business....

[sheana]

"It's amazing anyone could be so vindictive when they've made so much money," said Gail Schwenker-Mayer, a supporter of the development project who received one of the cards.

I don't care how much she made, this lady was FORCED out of her home. It might as well have been at gunpoint.

She should have made lots more.

I hope they all rot in hell too. The damage done to the country by this one decision is enormous.

[rlmorel]

Oh, the poor thing. She has gone around the bend. We gave her so much money. It was the best thing for the community. She's so vindictive. I put her card up with all my others!

Those jerkoffs. Let's see what happens when they have their own family homestead ripped away against their will, where they have had their Thanksgiving and Christmas celebrations over the years. This pisses me off. I don't care if they gave her a million bucks.

[Alouette]

a $442,155 settlement, more than $300,000 above the appraised value of her home in 2000.

I would be delighted to sell my house to the government for $300,000 above its appraised market value.