I was always taught that "eminent domain" was for a government agency to do things for the greater good of the community -- roads, schools, drainage, etc. What right does a podunk city have to destroy a 94 year old man's home and business to build a strip mall?
BTW, those questions are rhetorical.
Tar, feathers, rinse, repeat.
Why should it cost anyone $5000 to deal with the city that is supposed to protect your home and business?
I was always taught that “eminent domain” was for a government agency to do things for the greater good of the community — roads, schools, drainage, etc. What right does a podunk city have to destroy a 94 year old man’s home and business to build a strip mall?
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The KELO decision by the Supremes was the worst decision in this country’s 250 +++ years.