Eminent Domain for your Convenience

Some political analysts and consultants say Mr. Lazio’s critique of the planned project is designed in significant part to ward off an unexpectedly spirited challenger in Carl Paladino, a wealthy upstate conservative who has spoken out against the project in even blunter language than Mr. Lazio.

In his own commercial, Mr. Paladino vowed that, if elected, he would use the government’s power of eminent domain to force the center’s developers to find a different location.

So a conservative probably who might even be a Tea Bagger wants to exercise government control over private property just because he doesn't agree with the land use in a neighborhood he doesn't live in? That, my friends, is the modern conservatism movement. They don't hate the government; they just want the government to do their bidding in line with their bigoted views.

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  • S

    “They don’t hate the government; they just want the government to do their bidding in line with their (bigoted) views.”

    Everyone does that. It’s called having a political opinion.

    And what’d your liberal bleeding heart static brain say to a planned Hindu temple near the destroyed Babri Masjid?

  • http://www.ipatrix.com Patrix

    @S: Destroying Babri Masjid was wrong and no temple should be built there now. Having a political opinion is one thing and foisting it on others is another.