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RE: Light house, heavy cost

in LeoFinance3 years ago

Question - what happens to a property when an owner defaults on mortgages or taxes, and the government owns 40% of it? I'm guessing it becomes the property of the government.

The repercussions of the decisions made in the last two years are going to be far-reaching and profound, but that can seems to be successfully kicked far enough down the road, that when we connect the dots, those who made the decisions will no longer be liable - they will be dead from old age.

By then, the perpetrators have written up history so that they actually look good (see the environmental movement) and their heirs will be working a different scam of the common man. This seems to be the way of the world, but it doesn't have to be. We could all wise up, as many of us seem to be doing.

The function of a government must be to protect its citizens' rights, not the citizens themselves. No government should force us to do this irrational act:

the protection of the elderly came before the protection of the young.

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I'm guessing it becomes the property of the government.

I assume so.

I think the governments will keep moving "rights" to benefit whoever is sitting with control at the time.

Seems like a piece of the global land grab I keep hearing tell of.