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Private property is no longer sacred. Government can take your land and give or sell it to another private individual, Government can assume control of your land

The Constitution is not what it used to be


To listen click here When James Madison wrote “…nor shall private property be taken for public use without just compensation” into the Constitution, he really meant “for public use.” Over the years, the courts redefined “public use” to mean “whatever government wants to do with your land.” The Kelo v. New London decision drove the final nail into the idea of sacred private property. Another Founder, John Adams, said:
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