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limpyhobbler

(8,244 posts)
7. You support this action by the gas company to evict these people.
Sun Jun 3, 2012, 02:17 PM
Jun 2012

Just because they don't own property does not mean you should treat them like human garbage.

What they need is a change in the law or regulation to protect them.

The government has the power to step in and stop this.

Politicians love to talk about "putting people first" and "people over profits".

Here is the chance to stand up for people over corporate profits.

Let's watch the politicians now to see which side they choose.

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How does this differ from renters being asked to move when the property gets sold? dkf Jun 2012 #1
So you side with the gas companies? limpyhobbler Jun 2012 #2
good answer. nt. rbnyc Jun 2012 #4
I side with private property rights. dkf Jun 2012 #5
You support this action by the gas company to evict these people. limpyhobbler Jun 2012 #7
So the property you or I own Riftaxe Jun 2012 #11
What is your point? limpyhobbler Jun 2012 #13
We could argue the requirement for the Riftaxe Jun 2012 #22
Please do not ever speak to me again. limpyhobbler Jun 2012 #25
I'm putting you on ignore. Congradulations, my first one! limpyhobbler Jun 2012 #26
Was this area originally zoned as residential? meanit Jun 2012 #8
the difference is that gejohnston Jun 2012 #3
Yes that is also the danger of owning leasehold property which was very common here at one time dkf Jun 2012 #6
The Pecking Order Syndrome grilled onions Jun 2012 #9
Exactly so. But something tells me these people won't be leaving without a fight. limpyhobbler Jun 2012 #10
That is why we have a legal system in place Riftaxe Jun 2012 #12
The residents and their friends are excercising the legal mechanisms as you suggest. limpyhobbler Jun 2012 #15
"The government has the power to step in and stop this" Riftaxe Jun 2012 #21
Why do you think it is ok for gas drillers to throw little kids and old people out in the street, limpyhobbler Jun 2012 #24
This may be happening to me soon. RebelOne Jun 2012 #14
It seems like the compensation should be more. limpyhobbler Jun 2012 #16
see reply to #15 Riftaxe Jun 2012 #19
Screw property rights. I, for one, am sick of landlords... Comrade_McKenzie Jun 2012 #17
This is not even a landlord, it's a fracking water extraction corporation. limpyhobbler Jun 2012 #18
Who owns the property again? Riftaxe Jun 2012 #20
Why don't you read up on it before spouting off? limpyhobbler Jun 2012 #23
This article is missing a LOT of meaty bonniebgood Jun 2012 #27
Utter Nonsense limpyhobbler Jun 2012 #28
Holy Crap! Aqua America is my "new" water company. EnviroBat Jun 2012 #29
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