[TheForceOfOne]

lol!

I guess they should call it the Enemy Domain law instead of Eminent Domain since we are clearly in the way with our stupid houses.

Those who will benefit from this must feel like they just landed on Plymouth Rock and all they need to do is scare away a dang Indians and take the land.

[Craven Moorhead]

Remember, the government giveth:
1) Federal Mortgage Interest Deduction
2) Federally-backed long-term mortgage loans (at incredibly low interest rates!)
3) Really swell FREE interstate highways that get you there real quick-like!!!

& The government taketh away...

[Just A Nobody]

Enemy Domain law

Very appropriate term, I will use it from now on, with your permission of course.

Early today I was angry ... now I just sit and shake my head. I own property that this ruling was made for.

[lentulusgracchus]

I guess they should call it the Enemy Domain law instead of Eminent Domain since we are clearly in the way with our stupid houses.

Needs-to-be-said-again-with-emphasis bump.

Business interests will go wild with this. They'll take whole neighborhoods and bulldoze them for overbuilding, with the right kind of money spread around the Downtown Crowd.

The biggest developers in America could have bought this decision with thirty shekels of silver, it is so custom-made for their interest. But they probably didn't even have to kick a buck -- this is liberalism come to its inevitable, rotten conclusion:

"Property rights? What property rights? Oh -- those property rights. Well, we don't like them.... Case dismissed."