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More tyranny I like
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Originally posted by Mmmm, Burger (C.J.)
Kelo reduces those protections in the case of property takings by saying that, essentially, majority rule is always fine.
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No, it doesn't. First, Kennedy's concurrence makes pretty clear that majority rule is not always fine. Second, the public/private distinction doesn't have much to do with this majority rule idea.
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