[Happy2BMe]

Squatters and criminals on their own propety . .

(What happens to a nation when private citizen's property rights are thrown to the wind on the whim of a ruling oligarchy?)

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" “Those justices made the wrong decision,” Cristofaro said. “Four of them protected our property rights; five threw them out the door. I hope their property is chosen next for eminent domain so they know what it's like to be thrown out into the street.”

And even though, after six years of fighting the city, the group seemed to have run low on options, several promised that they would never leave.

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High court's property decision stirs anger

Ruling triggers anger, worry in Lee[County] (Cities drooling over eminent domain)

[MeanWestTexan]

I wonder if it will be Waco Part II.

I would be tempted, myself.

[hershey]

Can't you see this play out in the great state of California and with the recent election of LA's new mayor? Systematic, deliberate takeover of private property to provide homes for new illegals, whatever. If Mexico likes it, they'll do it, and who knows if Arnold has the political power to prevent it. I wonder how many will flee the state before this eminent domain bulldozer gets going.

[Alamo-Girl]

Thanks for the ping!