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Supreme Court limits rights of property owners
submitted 5 years ago by dcjogger from sports.yahoo.com
[–]dcjogger[S] 2 insightful - 1 fun2 insightful - 0 fun3 insightful - 0 fun3 insightful - 1 fun - 5 years ago (0 children)
The US is an immoral bankrupt warmongering police state.
Those who warned about black helicopters and jack-booted thugs twenty years ago were called nutjobs.
Ten or fifteen years ago, patriotic and thinking Americans really started to worry about the direction of the USA.
Today most Americans know something is wrong, but they either don't know what or don't care.
The few Americans who are awake are increasingly becoming more pessimistic as the US obviously declines. The situation in USA looks hopeless.
Everyday the elites make more laws, the debt rises, wars are conducted, and Americans become more immoral.
Courts won't rule against unconstitutional laws, politicians don't repeal laws, the Gestapo has become more brazen, no one cares about government spending, wars are not being ended, and Americans are not flocking to churches and embracing morality.
Trump is either part of the establishment, naive, or being drugged or threatened to build the police state, increase the debt, and keep the wars going.
Some say the USA could last another 100 years, but that outlook seems unlikely.
Concerned Americans who once didn't take the US collapse seriously are wondering what to do.
Buying guns, gold, and food is good advice, but something more must be done other than just waiting for the US Ponzi economy to implode, riots to happen, Civil War 2.0 to break out, the concentration camps to open, and WWIII to start.
Having a few thousand prepared Americans won't do much good against the evil ruling class when they launch their final solution against the 99%.
The US needs millions of Americans to get out into the streets with pitchforks and torches now. Windows will need to be broken, people are going to be arrested, and people are going to die.
Americans must start making sacrifices today to wake people up, prepare, protest, and resist.
Americans need to talk to everyone to get the word out. Americans need to spend some money to start websites, print up flyers, and rent billboards.
If Americans remain quiet then there is nothing to stop the ruling powers from sending the 99% off to the gulags.
This is no joke.
Anyone who has eyes and studied a little bit of history can tell you what's going to happen.
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[–]sawboss 1 insightful - 1 fun1 insightful - 0 fun2 insightful - 0 fun2 insightful - 1 fun - 5 years ago (0 children)
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WTF?
The dispute began in 2004 when the four Murr siblings, who own two adjacent parcels of land on the St. Croix River in Troy, Wisconsin, wanted to sell an empty lot purchased by their late parents decades ago as a family investment, hoping to fund repairs to their family cabin on the adjacent parcel. Citing zoning regulations, county officials told them it was too small to develop and they would have to sell it with the adjacent lot. The Murrs sued, alleging that the government had effectively taken the land without compensation. Without the ability to sell or develop the lot, it had been rendered economically useless, they said. A Wisconsin appeals court sided with the state and local county in 2014, saying officials had not deprived the family of their property because both lots were contiguous and could be sold or developed together. The family appealed to the Supreme Court. Their position was supported by various agricultural, real estate and business groups, which argued that the Wisconsin court decision made it more difficult to prove the government unfairly deprived them of their land.
The dispute began in 2004 when the four Murr siblings, who own two adjacent parcels of land on the St. Croix River in Troy, Wisconsin, wanted to sell an empty lot purchased by their late parents decades ago as a family investment, hoping to fund repairs to their family cabin on the adjacent parcel.
Citing zoning regulations, county officials told them it was too small to develop and they would have to sell it with the adjacent lot.
The Murrs sued, alleging that the government had effectively taken the land without compensation. Without the ability to sell or develop the lot, it had been rendered economically useless, they said.
A Wisconsin appeals court sided with the state and local county in 2014, saying officials had not deprived the family of their property because both lots were contiguous and could be sold or developed together.
The family appealed to the Supreme Court. Their position was supported by various agricultural, real estate and business groups, which argued that the Wisconsin court decision made it more difficult to prove the government unfairly deprived them of their land.
If you aren't allowed to sell your property, then you don't own it.
Supported by the Trump administration, Wisconsin told the justices that for conservation and other reasons under state law, adjacent lots that are separately too small will be merged if they come under common ownership.
I don't know why the executive branch of our federal government has anything to say about this.
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