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To: Mr. Know It All

From the article:

“The court battle launched in August 1999 when both Lundgren and the city sought to purchase the same land from national charitable organization The Nature Conservancy.”

“Lundgren was declared the rightful owner in 2002 and the city immediately sued to take the land by eminent domain.”

Seems there are facts missing. Not enough here to make any kind of conclusion. Note that Lundgren is a major industrial developer, not just a regular private individual.


19 posted on 09/01/2008 12:28:29 PM PDT by reasonisfaith (Reaganism lives--take a look at Sarah Palin)
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To: reasonisfaith

Yes thereis some background missing; this is a follow-up article on previous reporting. Whatever the case, the inept use of eminent domain is clear. After Lundgren was declared owner of the property, Palin just used eminent domain to take it from him. That’s not in dispute and I can’t believe anyone HERE would defend that.

“Note that Lundgren is a major industrial developer, not just a regular private individual.”

Does this mean that he has fewer property rights than a regular Joe? Are you implying that we should be less concerned about Lundgren’s land being taken by the government because he’s rich?

When did this become Socialist Republic? Seriously. I’m on another thread arguing with someone because I refuse to respect Hillary Clinton. Get me a tinfoil hat because I’m starting to think there’s a conspiracy here. With all due respect to fellow Freepers, this is getting out of hand.


20 posted on 09/01/2008 12:34:32 PM PDT by Mr. Know It All (Quicumque vult salvus esse, ante omnia opus est, ut teneat catholicam fidem)
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