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Re: Final Outcome in the New London emminent domai
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Posted by NC Wayne on August 22, 2006 at 19:07:32 from (205.188.117.14):
In Reply to: Final Outcome in the New London emminent domain ca posted by Matt from CT on August 22, 2006 at 18:32:02:
I don't care what the final outcome was. I think any individual,government, corporation or combination of the tthree that want's to take somebody's land ought to have their own taken for a price that sounds "fair" to the buyer and to heck with what the property owner thinks.......Have this done to enough of the wealthy corprate types, government officials, judges, etc and it probably wouldn't go on for very long. The way this contry is going I keep looking for the weapons to come out for the people to regain control of the government that is supposed to be controlled by us and not the other way around.....problem is the "majority" nowdays, or at least the image that the media projects of the "majority" are too whimpy to confront a bad neighbor, much less thake on the government....Just my .02.....
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