[Liberal Classic]

It's not her property at all if she is not allowed to refuse the sale.

[HurkinMcGurkin]

It's not her property at all if she is not allowed to refuse the sale.

Or if she has to pay property taxes to keep it.

Or if the government can decide what peacefull activities she can engage in on her property.

Or what plants she can grow and use on her property.

Or if she has to ask government permission to build, alter or tear down a house on her property.

I'd be curious as to how many people against eminent domain believe that the government has the legitimate power to do any of the above.

[montag813]

But eminent domain is nothing new. Please see my Post 151