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Originally Posted by Ed Clark
Fact of the matter is that piece of land is private property, are you suggesting to deny the land owner his right to develop his personal property?
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How did you, in your infinite wisdom, derive that from my comments? Not even your jedi pals could manage to twist it that much.
But the fact is, if I had the power, I would at minimum, force them to HONOR THEIR OWN LEASE AGREEMENT. When a private person does something like that, we are legally bound, or we pay the price for breaking the lease. But when the City does it, it's called exercising their "right to eminent domain". Legal or not, it's wrong on so many levels.
Now, just to be perfectly honest Ed, until you learn the difference between right and wrong, I'd just as soon you didn't post in my threads, unless performing an act of moderation. It just always comes across as insincere, and tainted.
Rick