Edward Teyssier wrote:

ET) [Shopping malls are] owned by the developers who got their land USUALLY
(admittedly not always) by eminent domain.  In other words, the local
municipality or county board of supervisors stole the underlying land from
its rightful owner (ET

Whether a given shopping mall is built on such stolen land is an empirical
fact that of course can change the relevant moral calculus.  Starchild's
point, however, was that the mere scale of operation of the mall means that
its rightful owner loses some of his rights because his operation is so big.
And that's wrong.

Brian Holtz
http://LibertarianIntelligence.com <http://libertarianintelligence.com/> 
Signal Intelligence About The LP

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