There are 2 doctr8nes that protect home and property, one being g the castle doctrine, and the other I can’t think the name of, but it protects a person outside their home on their own property. So if property doesn’t belong to folks, and feds can traipse all over the property without warrant, then the doctrine concerning the property can not be enforced because the feds can declare whatever they want concerning the property outside the home.
It seems there should be a lawsuit concerning who owns what, and the courts need to decide whether folks are allowed to own property or not. The left have been trying to claim that folks have no right to own‐ but I think it’s pretty clear that if we purchase, and pay, then we own- the ,eft want to claim however that we are just renting, or leasing. However, then the issue of payment comes up, and the state evidently can seize land, (or so they claim) if payments for property taxes are not made-
My question is, if we don’t actually own our land, and the gov does, th3n can we sue them if we are injured on “their property” like others can sue us if they get hurt on our property? also, if someone does try to sue us, then can’t we say “sorry, we are not the owners - you will have to sue the gov, not us.”?
So many questions, so little time.
“It seems there should be a lawsuit concerning who owns what, and the courts need to decide whether folks are allowed to own property or not. The left have been trying to claim that folks have no right to own‐ but I think it’s pretty clear that if we purchase, and pay, then we own- the ,eft want to claim however that we are just renting, or leasing. However, then the issue of payment comes up, and the state evidently can seize land, (or so they claim) if payments for property taxes are not made-”
This is a huge point Bob. In mass joint lawsuits need to happen against local municipalities and counties based on paying taxes on portions of property that they consider public property access and right of way. Let the public foot the bill for those portions in square feet then.