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To: ubu
My piddling contribution to this homeowner revolution is this: We don't need a hanging, nor a revolution. What we need is a simple constitutional amendment to reverse the "Boss Hogg Decision" as someone nicknamed it over on Free Republic.

<>b"Resolved: no government, agency, district, or authority, nor any such entity created under the authority of same, whether public or private, shall have the authority to compel any owner of a property, whether real or virtual, movable or not, to sell same to any other entity, whether public or private, by use of any application or form of law, duress, coercement, or mandate."

Our governments, state, federal, and local, have shown that they cannot be trusted with the power of eminent domain. It's time to take it away from them.

Bears repeating! We need to get started!

53 posted on 06/24/2005 6:23:33 AM PDT by TenthAmendmentChampion (You should be TERRIfied that you may someday be SCHIAVOed to death!)
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To: TenthAmendmentChampion
"Our governments, state, federal, and local, have shown that they cannot be trusted with the power of eminent domain. It's time to take it away from them."

(Institute for Justice)

This is a must read – This was America and now this can happen to anyone unless we work hard within our states to protect and strengthen Eminent Domain Laws. Developers are working in wolf packs now having zoning changed to allow either commercial or multiple residents on other wise restricted land. Often destroying the continuity and integrity of existing property.

The next time your city or county wants to annex land for taxes, you had better thoroughly research their reasons.

83 posted on 06/24/2005 7:20:42 AM PDT by yoe
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