Poetic Justice

Et Tu, Souter?

Published on June 28, 2005 By Dr Guy In Politics

In what can only be hoped is a sucessful implementation of the recent Supreme court ruling o Eminent Domain, a Developer is asking the city council of Weare, New Hampshire to take by right of eminent domain, Justice Souter's home and sell it to him so he can build a hotel!

By all rights and logic used by the connecticut town to grab some poor schmucks homes, and then endorsed by the SCOTUS, this developer is seeking the same!

One would hope that the other 4 justices also learn the value of their 'opinions' the same way!

Comments

philomedy

on Jun 28, 2005

My sincere apologies for writing about the exact same thing that you did. I do wish I had thought of a clever subtitle for mine, though.

Dr Guy

on Jun 28, 2005

My sincere apologies for writing about the exact same thing that you did. I do wish I had thought of a clever subtitle for mine, though

Sorry, where is yours? I saw one by Psyche Beating a dead horse (I already appolgized to him on his. he beat me by about 25 minutes). Missed yours. Guess in this case great minds think alike!

Dr Guy

on Jun 28, 2005

For anyone reading this, please check out these as well:

http://psyche5297.joeuser.com/index.asp?aid=79708

And

http://philomedy.joeuser.com/index.asp?AID=79713

Psyche was first, but Philo's has the best wit!

There is always room for more should anyone want to chime in!

ParaTed2k

on Jun 28, 2005

I figured something like this would happen, but I didn't think it would happen this quickly!!

Dr Guy

on Jun 29, 2005

I figured something like this would happen, but I didn't think it would happen this quickly!!

It is time to show the clowns that actions, no matter the intended end, have reprecussions.

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