Tuesday, November 04, 2003
 
Re-Elect This Fellow, Stat!

In Arizona, a county rented some space for a court, and when it couldn't come to an agreement with the land owner for a lease, it opened up a can of eminent domain and took it over.
    "This means municipalities can identify a space they want and force a landlord to lease it to them," said Mike Freret vice president of development for Orsett/Columbia Ltd. "It may mean that if the space they want already has a business owner in it, they could boot them out." Tom Irvine, who represented the county, said that's exactly what it means.
Finally, the tyrants are feeling comfortable to explicitly state their belief that The State grants property rights. Soon, the Bill of Rights will also be recognized as retractable fiats issued by the Elect(ed).

Most important right, and it's only in the Constitution indirectly. That oversight will cost us and our children.

- posted by Brian J. @ 7:09 PM
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