That would be the Supreme Court
1.The French Revolution is the narrative for every totalitarian movement. And at it’s heart is Rousseau’s distaste for private property. Under any of their appellations, Liberal, Progressive, Democrat, Woke, Socialist, Nazis, Fascist, Communist, NeoLiberal, AntiRacist.....totalitarian….they all have methods of depriving citizens….serfs…..of their property. It may be by regulation, code, environmental restrictions….or under the jackboots of their brown-shirted thugs….they own all property.
Collectivism: everything belongs to the state.
2. For a taking to be permissible under the Fifth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, it "must be for a 'public use' and 'just compensation' must be paid to the owner."
Brown v. Legal Foundation of Washington, 538 U.S. 216, 231-32 (2003). “…a plausible argument that the property seizure program violates the Fifth Amendment's Takings Clause because it accomplishes a taking not for public use. Second, there is a plausible argument that the property seizure program substantially and unjustifiably impairs private contract rights in violation of the Constitution's Contract Clause.” They Can't Do That, Can They? Constitutional Limitations on the Seizure of Underwater Mortgages | Insights
Why start a business if one could not be certain that the Takings Clause would not remain in effect?
This week’s revival of the national eviction ban is sending landlords scrambling again to pay their debts, just when they thought they would be able to begin evicting tenants who are not paying rent.”
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4. “I was astonished by the remarks of President Joe Biden on his support for extending the eviction moratorium, which was found to be unconstitutional by lower courts. It was later preserved by a divided Supreme Court despite the view of a majority that it was unconstitutional. It was saved from being struck down merely by the fact that it was expiring. President Biden acknowledged that his legal experts overwhelmingly told him that any extension would violate the Constitution. However, he then said it was worth extending the moratorium because it would take time for a court to intervene and, in the interim, they could rush out money to renters despite the lack of constitutional authority to do so.
The unconstitutionality of the law was treated as simply inconvenient or irrelevant given the expiration.” “I Do Solemnly Swear”: Biden Calls tor Extending the Eviction Moratorium Despite Being Unconstitutional
5. The guidance of the law of the land, the Constitution, ended the regime of Franklin Roosevelt and the theme continues under the oppression of the Democrat Party.
1.The French Revolution is the narrative for every totalitarian movement. And at it’s heart is Rousseau’s distaste for private property. Under any of their appellations, Liberal, Progressive, Democrat, Woke, Socialist, Nazis, Fascist, Communist, NeoLiberal, AntiRacist.....totalitarian….they all have methods of depriving citizens….serfs…..of their property. It may be by regulation, code, environmental restrictions….or under the jackboots of their brown-shirted thugs….they own all property.
Collectivism: everything belongs to the state.
2. For a taking to be permissible under the Fifth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, it "must be for a 'public use' and 'just compensation' must be paid to the owner."
Brown v. Legal Foundation of Washington, 538 U.S. 216, 231-32 (2003). “…a plausible argument that the property seizure program violates the Fifth Amendment's Takings Clause because it accomplishes a taking not for public use. Second, there is a plausible argument that the property seizure program substantially and unjustifiably impairs private contract rights in violation of the Constitution's Contract Clause.” They Can't Do That, Can They? Constitutional Limitations on the Seizure of Underwater Mortgages | Insights
Why start a business if one could not be certain that the Takings Clause would not remain in effect?
3. “Eviction Moratorium’s Renewal Squeezes Small Landlords
Many individual property owners have struggled to collect monthly rent checks, and some have gone into forbearance on mortgagesThis week’s revival of the national eviction ban is sending landlords scrambling again to pay their debts, just when they thought they would be able to begin evicting tenants who are not paying rent.”
Eviction Moratorium’s Renewal Squeezes Small Landlords
Many individual property owners have struggled to collect their monthly rent checks and some have gone into forbearance on their mortgages.
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4. “I was astonished by the remarks of President Joe Biden on his support for extending the eviction moratorium, which was found to be unconstitutional by lower courts. It was later preserved by a divided Supreme Court despite the view of a majority that it was unconstitutional. It was saved from being struck down merely by the fact that it was expiring. President Biden acknowledged that his legal experts overwhelmingly told him that any extension would violate the Constitution. However, he then said it was worth extending the moratorium because it would take time for a court to intervene and, in the interim, they could rush out money to renters despite the lack of constitutional authority to do so.
The unconstitutionality of the law was treated as simply inconvenient or irrelevant given the expiration.” “I Do Solemnly Swear”: Biden Calls tor Extending the Eviction Moratorium Despite Being Unconstitutional
5. The guidance of the law of the land, the Constitution, ended the regime of Franklin Roosevelt and the theme continues under the oppression of the Democrat Party.
