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TrumpsRedHat
User ID: 71038898 United States 01/24/2016 10:34 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I find it concerning that the number one gripe from Trump's critics on this issue is that Eminent Domain is somehow unconstitutional or that it isn't conservative. It is right there in the Fifth Amendment and PLENTY of conservatives have used it before. It isn't something new and yes it doesn't exactly fit with our private property rights as we like to know them in the country. But if you are going to criticize something like this at least educate yourselves on the issue before posting. Quoting: TrumpsRedHat Good GOD man!! We understand your point. But the reason it was put in there was to protect The People, not provide a mechanism for .gov seizure. Actually, it is to protect the people by giving the government a system to seize the land. You still don't understand that, do you? |
Sunny Daze
User ID: 14751920 United States 01/24/2016 10:34 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | well, there you have it, the donald exposed himself and you are about to get fucked. Quoting: Sunny Daze just to clear up any doubts you might have about his agenda, the donald has revealed that he is either ignorant of what the constitution says ( he believes that the gov should own the state's lands) - or he is NOT going to support - but IGNORE the supreme law of this land...and call it "progressive" of course you knew that all along, one of the first things he promised was a bigger Military ... which translates BIGGER GOVERNMENT ... to give us "security" (in exchange for our last freedom - privacy) - so we can "bomb the hell out of them and TAKE THEIR OIL" which all really depends on whether obummer leaves - or not WRONG! Eminent Domain is in the Constitution and has been protected since day one. Guess The Don knows more about the Constitution than you do lol "eminant domanin" is very specific - as is the Constitution, about what property the government can own, and what it can be used for ... which does not include PUBLIC USE - or cattle grazing when the gov owns the land, it will control food production, and it will all go to feed himself - you obviously do not appreciate the Constitution, which insured that that, would never happen |
TrumpsRedHat
User ID: 71038898 United States 01/24/2016 10:35 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: TrumpsRedHat WRONG! Eminent Domain is in the Constitution and has been protected since day one. Guess The Don knows more about the Constitution than you do lol Once again, Eminent Domain can not be used by the government to take a citizen's property so it can give it to another citizen or private company. It can only be used to take property for public use (roads, government buildings, bases, etc...) Please stop trying to say the former is the same as the latter. You're better than that... That isn't what was being discussed. Can you read the comment I replied to before you respond. the issue was with: "the donald has revealed that he is either ignorant of what the constitution says ( he believes that the gov should own the state's lands) - or he is NOT going to support - but IGNORE the supreme law of this land...and call it "progressive"" So I responded that the Constitution DOES in fact give the Federal government authority to do so. So your comment is either directed at someone else or you are trying to take this conversation in an entirely different direction. Check my edit to that post. I hit the wrong post to reply to. No big deal! Sorry for being so snarky in my response. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 26876902 United States 01/24/2016 10:35 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Who is denying, parsley? I simply said that a Trump/Paul ticket would be a balanced ticket for the Republican party? Like I said before, I know longer wear rose colored glasses. I have watched as both parties change rules at the last moment, ignore votes from the floor, and control outcomes for so long I truly doubt that if every voter voted for Trump he would get in, if the Republican party doesn't take him out before. And we will have another Bush/Clinton battle and the oligarchy will continue |
TrumpsRedHat
User ID: 71038898 United States 01/24/2016 10:37 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | well, there you have it, the donald exposed himself and you are about to get fucked. Quoting: Sunny Daze just to clear up any doubts you might have about his agenda, the donald has revealed that he is either ignorant of what the constitution says ( he believes that the gov should own the state's lands) - or he is NOT going to support - but IGNORE the supreme law of this land...and call it "progressive" of course you knew that all along, one of the first things he promised was a bigger Military ... which translates BIGGER GOVERNMENT ... to give us "security" (in exchange for our last freedom - privacy) - so we can "bomb the hell out of them and TAKE THEIR OIL" which all really depends on whether obummer leaves - or not WRONG! Eminent Domain is in the Constitution and has been protected since day one. Guess The Don knows more about the Constitution than you do lol "eminant domanin" is very specific - as is the Constitution, about what property the government can own, and what it can be used for ... which does not include PUBLIC USE - or cattle grazing when the gov owns the land, it will control food production, and it will all go to feed himself - you obviously do not appreciate the Constitution, which insured that that, would never happen Okay, you are just restating what I posted about the Constitutionality of Eminent Domain except with your delusional bias. What is the point of responding if you are just going to begrudgingly agree? |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 71148464 Canada 01/24/2016 10:40 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Awe, did I hurt your feelings? Quoting: KimmieAnnaJones He sure does not mind using eminent domain to take your shit either! For 'public' use of coarse. He's NWO, your shit already belongs to the. Literally as well as figuratively He is not NWO, you tool. I spelled this out to you yesterday. Everything he is for goes against NWO, starting with closed borders and new trade deals. Dumb dumb, he is part of the coalition of super-rich who run the world, he's going to screw you over way faster than your uncle ricardo did |
Georgia_dawg
User ID: 23382455 United States 01/24/2016 10:42 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Well said! I also can't stress enough that Eminent Domain is in the Constitution! It is a granted right! Quoting: TrumpsRedHat So when you are saying you are against Eminent Domain, you really are against parts of our Constitution. Funny coming from somebody who supports Rand Paul, a self proclaimed constitutionalist. Once again, Eminent Domain can not be used by the government to take a citizen's property so it can give it to another citizen or private company. It can only be used to take property for public use (roads, government buildings, bases, etc...) Please stop trying to say the former is the same as the latter. You're better than that... Got it right this time! : P |
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Mr. Cynic
User ID: 70431744 United States 01/24/2016 10:43 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I find it concerning that the number one gripe from Trump's critics on this issue is that Eminent Domain is somehow unconstitutional or that it isn't conservative. It is right there in the Fifth Amendment and PLENTY of conservatives have used it before. It isn't something new and yes it doesn't exactly fit with our private property rights as we like to know them in the country. But if you are going to criticize something like this at least educate yourselves on the issue before posting. Quoting: TrumpsRedHat Good GOD man!! We understand your point. But the reason it was put in there was to protect The People, not provide a mechanism for .gov seizure. Actually, it is to protect the people by giving the government a system to seize the land. You still don't understand that, do you? It provides no such "system" it provides restrictions. The "system" for grabbing property is elsewhere, not in the 5th amendment. You are the one who does not understand. Should we post the entire 5th here so that you can gain a little understanding? " Amendment V No person shall be held to answer for a capital, or otherwise infamous crime, unless on a presentment or indictment of a grand jury, except in cases arising in the land or naval forces, or in the militia, when in actual service in time of war or public danger; nor shall any person be subject for the same offense to be twice put in jeopardy of life or limb; nor shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against himself, nor be deprived of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor shall private property be taken for public use, without just compensation " Now tell me please, exactly what "system" was enumerated in that? None. It simply states that when property is taken for public use, it cannot be done without "just compensation." Above all things avoid cowardice for it makes men liars. ~ C.H. Spurgeon |
Chucks
User ID: 71296158 United States 01/24/2016 10:45 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I wish I could. They drank the Trump kool-aid! Kimmie, I had faith we would make a better choice this election but I am not to sure! Trump is no good for our country and if people vote for him and he wins we get what we deserve! I really thought my fellow Americans were smarter than this! It's so disheartening! Chucks |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 68451235 United States 01/24/2016 10:45 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Hey my lawyers can argue that my casino is good for the community and if like Trump says "you pay the right people" bing bing bong bong buyin up peoples land for the casino um I mean the good of the community. Trump 101 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 26876902 that woman was offered $5 million for her shitty house. i'd like to have her problems. You need to read the story from HER side of things. This was HER home that SHE and her husband bought and wanted to retire in by the ocean. She was harassed and bullied and HE SUED her for to take away HER PROPERTY away from her that she owned long time before he came along. Of course he lost in court....but just stress, money and time in court he put her though to get his way. He is a land grabbing bully and using the presidency position to build his empire of Trump Towers. Trump doesn't like stupid people. And that woman is a very stupid person. Even her own family said so. Maybe his tactics were bullying, but like I said, I'd LOVE to have her problems. Educate yourself on how he operates. What if you were elderly and loved your home but he found YOUR house unacceptable and better suited for a parking lot or city fountain? This is all about LAND GRAB through politicians to up taxes. He is one of those politicians who greases hands to get what he wants. |
TrumpsRedHat
User ID: 71038898 United States 01/24/2016 10:45 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I'm pretty sure we can all agree that NOBODY likes Eminent Domain but understands the justification behind it. It violates one of our core principle values of freedom which is the right to total property ownership but it also reflects the idea of doing what is best for the Republic. As for this being a black eye for Trump, it is only if you wish it to be. It is a none issue and is just a simple grain in the few pieces of dirt they have managed to dig up on him to hurt his successful campaign. He is the man we need for the job and his business practices shouldn't be viewed as his policy in the Oval Office. Two entirely different objectives which require two entirely different means to achieve success. It isn't an issue unless you want them to be. But I can't guarantee people will take you seriously. |
TrumpsRedHat
User ID: 71038898 United States 01/24/2016 10:47 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I find it concerning that the number one gripe from Trump's critics on this issue is that Eminent Domain is somehow unconstitutional or that it isn't conservative. It is right there in the Fifth Amendment and PLENTY of conservatives have used it before. It isn't something new and yes it doesn't exactly fit with our private property rights as we like to know them in the country. But if you are going to criticize something like this at least educate yourselves on the issue before posting. Quoting: TrumpsRedHat Good GOD man!! We understand your point. But the reason it was put in there was to protect The People, not provide a mechanism for .gov seizure. Actually, it is to protect the people by giving the government a system to seize the land. You still don't understand that, do you? It provides no such "system" it provides restrictions. The "system" for grabbing property is elsewhere, not in the 5th amendment. You are the one who does not understand. Should we post the entire 5th here so that you can gain a little understanding? " Amendment V No person shall be held to answer for a capital, or otherwise infamous crime, unless on a presentment or indictment of a grand jury, except in cases arising in the land or naval forces, or in the militia, when in actual service in time of war or public danger; nor shall any person be subject for the same offense to be twice put in jeopardy of life or limb; nor shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against himself, nor be deprived of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor shall private property be taken for public use, without just compensation " Now tell me please, exactly what "system" was enumerated in that? None. It simply states that when property is taken for public use, it cannot be done without "just compensation." By requiring just compensation and the need for the land to be used for the public, it in effect outlines how the government can seize land. Provide just compensation and reason that reflects the intentions above. Stop trying to find arguments were there aren't any. |
bbbbbbbbbbbb User ID: 59117452 United States 01/24/2016 10:48 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Oregon currently retains ownership of only about 769,000 acres, or approximately 1/4th of its original trust land grant, due in large part to a state policy of liquidating trust lands during the years immediately following statehood. [link to www.lincolninst.edu (secure)] |
TrumpsRedHat
User ID: 71038898 United States 01/24/2016 10:49 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Well said! I also can't stress enough that Eminent Domain is in the Constitution! It is a granted right! Quoting: TrumpsRedHat So when you are saying you are against Eminent Domain, you really are against parts of our Constitution. Funny coming from somebody who supports Rand Paul, a self proclaimed constitutionalist. Once again, Eminent Domain can not be used by the government to take a citizen's property so it can give it to another citizen or private company. It can only be used to take property for public use (roads, government buildings, bases, etc...) Please stop trying to say the former is the same as the latter. You're better than that... Got it right this time! : P I wasn't referring to any specific case here. Just telling people who didn't know that it was in the Constitution, since some posters before said it wasn't. Not even referring to Trump or anyone else in the post, just the act of Eminent Domain. |
Ag47
User ID: 48985041 United States 01/24/2016 10:51 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Wow. I didn't think I would agree with Trump on anything. Quoting: Tae 70042327 If we give states control of all the land we will have Yosemite brought to you by Tostitos. Or Ford Motors Crater Lake. You do realize every nook and cranny of the federal government has long been bought and paid for by the mega corporations and their interests, right? |
Mr. Cynic
User ID: 70431744 United States 01/24/2016 10:52 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I'm pretty sure we can all agree that NOBODY likes Eminent Domain but understands the justification behind it. It violates one of our core principle values of freedom which is the right to total property ownership but it also reflects the idea of doing what is best for the Republic. Quoting: TrumpsRedHat As for this being a black eye for Trump, it is only if you wish it to be. It is a none issue and is just a simple grain in the few pieces of dirt they have managed to dig up on him to hurt his successful campaign. He is the man we need for the job and his business practices shouldn't be viewed as his policy in the Oval Office. Two entirely different objectives which require two entirely different means to achieve success. It isn't an issue unless you want them to be. But I can't guarantee people will take you seriously. Odd. So many people think we need a "business man" to be president because he understands things, and the country is like a big business. I would almost bet you were one of those people. Now you want us to believe that being a business man and the president are mutually exclusive fields of endeavor. Which one is it? And when someone like Trump tries to take a woman's house to build a casino, it's "eminent domain," not a greedy business man who wants to make a profit. Oh, wait it IS a greedy dude, but that's okay, it doesn't reflect on what he would be as president. Just because he's willing to shaft someone to get what he wants doesn't mean he'll do that as president. After all, character doesn't matter, results do. Sheesh! Go drink some more Trump-Aid. Last Edited by Mr. Cynic on 01/24/2016 10:52 PM Above all things avoid cowardice for it makes men liars. ~ C.H. Spurgeon |
Phennommennonn
Forum Administrator 01/24/2016 10:52 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | they ended up "owning" whats under the land - resources political correctness is a doctrine.... fostered by a delusional, illogical minority...... and rabidly promoted by an unscrupulous mainstream media; which holds forth the proposition that it is entirely possible to pick up a turd by the clean end. |
parsley
User ID: 9416702 United States 01/24/2016 10:52 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Who is denying, parsley? I simply said that a Trump/Paul ticket would be a balanced ticket for the Republican party? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 26876902 Like I said before, I know longer wear rose colored glasses. I have watched as both parties change rules at the last moment, ignore votes from the floor, and control outcomes for so long I truly doubt that if every voter voted for Trump he would get in, if the Republican party doesn't take him out before. And we will have another Bush/Clinton battle and the oligarchy will continue But this is one of the reasons that I think Trump is perfect for what he is doing. I do not think he will take that lying down, if anything, it will just split open the whole charade for everyone to see. I don't think there is any harm in that. I don't see Trump and Paul working well together. Rand came out of nowhere swinging against him; and it has all been downhill from there. I would not be surprised if at some point, Rand Paul says he likes Sanders better than Trump. He seems vindictive to me and I don't like his voting record. Nor do I think Trump needs him. Rand Paul, and his supporters (not you, but others) are diluting what could be a terrific majority and I really hate to see that. |
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Baloney
User ID: 70824227 United States 01/24/2016 10:53 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I wasn't referring to any specific case here. Just telling people who didn't know that it was in the Constitution, since some posters before said it wasn't. Not even referring to Trump or anyone else in the post, just the act of Eminent Domain. then how do you explain 2005's Kelo v. City of New London? and its impact on the commonly held beliefs on eminent domain laws? |
parsley
User ID: 9416702 United States 01/24/2016 10:54 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I'm pretty sure we can all agree that NOBODY likes Eminent Domain but understands the justification behind it. It violates one of our core principle values of freedom which is the right to total property ownership but it also reflects the idea of doing what is best for the Republic. Quoting: TrumpsRedHat As for this being a black eye for Trump, it is only if you wish it to be. It is a none issue and is just a simple grain in the few pieces of dirt they have managed to dig up on him to hurt his successful campaign. He is the man we need for the job and his business practices shouldn't be viewed as his policy in the Oval Office. Two entirely different objectives which require two entirely different means to achieve success. It isn't an issue unless you want them to be. But I can't guarantee people will take you seriously. Odd. So many people think we need a "business man" to be president because he understands things, and the country is like a big business. I would almost bet you were one of those people. Now you want us to believe that being a business man and the president are mutually exclusive fields of endeavor. Which one is it? And when someone like Trump tries to take a woman's house to build a casino, it's "eminent domain," not a greedy business man who wants to make a profit. Oh, wait it IS a greedy dude, but that's okay, it doesn't reflect on what he would be as president. Just because he's willing to shaft someone to get what he wants doesn't mean he'll do that as president. After all, character doesn't matter, results do. Sheesh! Go drink some more Trump-Aid. Sheesh right back at you bud. I lost my job and my house under the Obama regime and I sure as hell didn't get 5 million for the deal. Do not care about old lady holdout. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 68451235 United States 01/24/2016 10:55 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I'm pretty sure we can all agree that NOBODY likes Eminent Domain but understands the justification behind it. It violates one of our core principle values of freedom which is the right to total property ownership but it also reflects the idea of doing what is best for the Republic. Quoting: TrumpsRedHat As for this being a black eye for Trump, it is only if you wish it to be. It is a none issue and is just a simple grain in the few pieces of dirt they have managed to dig up on him to hurt his successful campaign. He is the man we need for the job and his business practices shouldn't be viewed as his policy in the Oval Office. Two entirely different objectives which require two entirely different means to achieve success. It isn't an issue unless you want them to be. But I can't guarantee people will take you seriously. Oh no, no, no........THIS is about a man who consistently USES political muscle and laws to get what he wants at the expense of others. NO ONE should be able to tell you move from your house because they want it for personal gain. One incident? Others don't fight back like she did. They quietly go away. He BULLIED an elderly widow out of her home of 30 years FOR HIS PARKING LOT! They consistently bullied her, dropped building materials ON HER ROOF, causing a fire one time and causing much damage to force her to leave. You want THIS guy running the country? Use your head. |
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Mr. Cynic
User ID: 70431744 United States 01/24/2016 10:57 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Mr. Cynic Good GOD man!! We understand your point. But the reason it was put in there was to protect The People, not provide a mechanism for .gov seizure. Actually, it is to protect the people by giving the government a system to seize the land. You still don't understand that, do you? It provides no such "system" it provides restrictions. The "system" for grabbing property is elsewhere, not in the 5th amendment. You are the one who does not understand. Should we post the entire 5th here so that you can gain a little understanding? " Amendment V No person shall be held to answer for a capital, or otherwise infamous crime, unless on a presentment or indictment of a grand jury, except in cases arising in the land or naval forces, or in the militia, when in actual service in time of war or public danger; nor shall any person be subject for the same offense to be twice put in jeopardy of life or limb; nor shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against himself, nor be deprived of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor shall private property be taken for public use, without just compensation " Now tell me please, exactly what "system" was enumerated in that? None. It simply states that when property is taken for public use, it cannot be done without "just compensation." By requiring just compensation and the need for the land to be used for the public, it in effect outlines how the government can seize land. Provide just compensation and reason that reflects the intentions above. Stop trying to find arguments were there aren't any. You're back-tracking. You said it gave a "system" for .gov to seize land. You said that eminent domain is in the Constitution. Both those claims are flat out wrong. Eminent domain existed long before the Constitution, but previously whenever .gov (monarchy or otherwise) wanted it, they just took it. The consitution provided restrictions by stating that .gov couldn't do that without compensating the owner of the property. I'm not trying to find any argument, I'm pointing out the serious flaws in yours. Above all things avoid cowardice for it makes men liars. ~ C.H. Spurgeon |
TrumpsRedHat
User ID: 71038898 United States 01/24/2016 10:59 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I'm pretty sure we can all agree that NOBODY likes Eminent Domain but understands the justification behind it. It violates one of our core principle values of freedom which is the right to total property ownership but it also reflects the idea of doing what is best for the Republic. Quoting: TrumpsRedHat As for this being a black eye for Trump, it is only if you wish it to be. It is a none issue and is just a simple grain in the few pieces of dirt they have managed to dig up on him to hurt his successful campaign. He is the man we need for the job and his business practices shouldn't be viewed as his policy in the Oval Office. Two entirely different objectives which require two entirely different means to achieve success. It isn't an issue unless you want them to be. But I can't guarantee people will take you seriously. Odd. So many people think we need a "business man" to be president because he understands things, and the country is like a big business. I would almost bet you were one of those people. Now you want us to believe that being a business man and the president are mutually exclusive fields of endeavor. Which one is it? And when someone like Trump tries to take a woman's house to build a casino, it's "eminent domain," not a greedy business man who wants to make a profit. Oh, wait it IS a greedy dude, but that's okay, it doesn't reflect on what he would be as president. Just because he's willing to shaft someone to get what he wants doesn't mean he'll do that as president. After all, character doesn't matter, results do. Sheesh! Go drink some more Trump-Aid. I don't know how many conversations you have with people in person but charging somebody with believing what you think everyone else believes is not an acceptable practice where I am from. Nobody I know claims that he will be a good president because he is a great businessman. Now you could fairly say that because he has the tact and shrewdness to become successful at business that he may also apply that to the oval office and excel in that position as well. But you wouldn't say he would use his same business practices and apply them to the US legal system because they are mutually different. So again, stop telling me what I said and start reading what I'm saying. Several times out loud if it helps. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 71302188 United States 01/24/2016 11:01 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Looks like Trump doesn't get it. States rights, Trump. Pull your head our of your ass. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 71309998 He specifically stated this because he is afraid of States in debt selling their land to private entities that then will privatize the land barring hunters. If you don't think this is a possibility then you are already behind the PETA agenda. Agreed It would be sold to foriegn entities are global corporations that have no skin in the care of this nation |
TrumpsRedHat
User ID: 71038898 United States 01/24/2016 11:02 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: TrumpsRedHat Actually, it is to protect the people by giving the government a system to seize the land. You still don't understand that, do you? It provides no such "system" it provides restrictions. The "system" for grabbing property is elsewhere, not in the 5th amendment. You are the one who does not understand. Should we post the entire 5th here so that you can gain a little understanding? " Amendment V No person shall be held to answer for a capital, or otherwise infamous crime, unless on a presentment or indictment of a grand jury, except in cases arising in the land or naval forces, or in the militia, when in actual service in time of war or public danger; nor shall any person be subject for the same offense to be twice put in jeopardy of life or limb; nor shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against himself, nor be deprived of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor shall private property be taken for public use, without just compensation " Now tell me please, exactly what "system" was enumerated in that? None. It simply states that when property is taken for public use, it cannot be done without "just compensation." By requiring just compensation and the need for the land to be used for the public, it in effect outlines how the government can seize land. Provide just compensation and reason that reflects the intentions above. Stop trying to find arguments were there aren't any. You're back-tracking. You said it gave a "system" for .gov to seize land. You said that eminent domain is in the Constitution. Both those claims are flat out wrong. Eminent domain existed long before the Constitution, but previously whenever .gov (monarchy or otherwise) wanted it, they just took it. The consitution provided restrictions by stating that .gov couldn't do that without compensating the owner of the property. I'm not trying to find any argument, I'm pointing out the serious flaws in yours. I'm not backtracking from anything, you are still digging deep for that argument so that I can respond and then you can respond back because it makes you feel like you haven't lost a bit of dignity when you were called out on making assumptions. Eminent Domain is in the constitution. It provides limitations that in effect, provide measures to properly enact a claim of Eminent Domain. Nobody is arguing that it didn't exist before. Now I think I will leave you with this as the last response unless you decide to actually address the issues being discussed and stop trying to shift it to something unrelated. |