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Obviously that law is not resulting in the sale of any land, because the insane 28% has barely changed in 100 years. The only legal ownership: 10x10 miles for the Capitol and necessary forts and buildings.

Solar energy comes from nuclear power.

The Federal Government owns a lot more than that. By this reasoning they should own it all, which is really the point. Everyone must be equal under the commune.

The Walled City of Kowloon was people desperately trying to avoid being tenants on government land. Also, it was part of the UK, not Communist China.

“Such as those…” 😂

Property rights is always the answer. I encourage you to study the disaster of Urban Renewal.

I'm being serious as well. The United States is a Constitutional Federated Republic. That Constitution allows the Federal government to own 10x10 sq mi of land for the Capitol, as well as necessary forts and buildings - nothing more. Selective outrage.

It's not legal, but we'll do it anyway. As long s we give it away to people quickly nobody will complain. - Thomas Jefferson We've heard this one before. How do you think we got a 28% federal land lord?

It's not about Communism. Proceeds to describe communal ownership.

Right, the housing argument is stupid. If they want to fix that they just need to eliminate zoning. The reason to unload the land, apart from the fact that owning it is unlawful, is the *reason* it is unlawful.

Even recognizing his own obvious error, he can't resist.

So, they really don't want communal land. But it's necessary to stop the communists.

In other words, nearly all of the rants against it are bogus.

That’s because their kings owned it all, subbed it out to the lords, who collected rents from peasants. This is specifically why our federal government is Constitutionally prohibited from owning it.

So when will this department be closed?

.Mike Lee’s proposal to auction off public land doesn’t go far enough. reason.com/2025/06/20/the…

It's so much easier to plow through propaganda these days.