Supreme Court Caves In To Socialism

In a bizarre and tight 5-4 decision, the Supreme Court decided against the
right of private property in favor of the right of city governments to
seize it for development. If a city government decides that a certain
property site is better for the public if a business or any other private
entity owned that site, the city could force the owner to sell his property
against his will. The Associated Press reports that " Seven homeowners in
New London, Connecticut lost a groundbreaking U.S. Supreme Court decision
Thursday when justices ruled that City Hall may take their property through
eminent domain to make way for a hotel and convention center."

The right to private property is no longer sacred. Thanks to the brilliant
justices of the U.S. Supreme Court.