They were numerous cases of stupid individuals thinking the law applied to them.
You claimed the state was stealing property, not individuals. If the state opens up public right of way for everyone via eminent domain how is that stealing? (as long as the deed owner is justly compensated)
That is not what was happening!! The counties were cutting fences and grading roads where no one had been in fifty years claiming it was a legit right of way. Current rules say they need to prove it had been in continuous usage for a period of ten years prior to the grading, other wise there was no road and no right of way. And that is also what the court says.
And A public good is not a trail riding road for 4 wheeler hobbyists.