Walmart certainly does use eminent domain. They're among the worst users of it. They did right down the road from me. 
A company says, 'Do I locate in China or do I locate in the Midwest? What are the advantages that I have?' One of the biggest advantages is being able to assemble land," Fiacano said.
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What a poor argument. Glad this guy won. Most people will sell their homes for 20-30% more than they are worth. Wallmart doesn't seem to have trouble building anywhere and they don't use eminent domain.
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In china they have 'medievel battles' with rioting peasents cuz the thieving government steals their land.
The Indians at the Mt. Pleasant Casino don't seem to have too much trouble buying up the land along the highway in front of their site. Most of the housing row has disappeared in a very short time. The don't use anything but cash.
Walmart certainly does use eminent domain. They're among the worst users of it. They did right down the road from me.
They do have trouble sometimes, here for example, when they tried to get a grant from public land. They eventually got a piece of private land through subdivision.
Unless I'm mistaken, Neal Bootz ranted on Walmart at Alabaster Alabama using eminent domain.
Nonsense...There are hundreds if not thousands of vacant factories all over the U.S...Already set up for manufacturing...
And they can be picked up for back taxes and actually for free in most places...In fact, places like Michigan will pay you to move in...There's no shortage of space...
Fiacano.
Is he an American?
No, he's an American resident.
I somehow believe this guy's land wasn't the only piece of available property between Romulus and Peking.
Says who?