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AudibleNod OP t1_j08gxj0 wrote

>"Arizona has unlawfully and without authority failed to remove the shipping containers from lands owned by the United States or over which the United States holds easements, thereby damaging the United States," the complaint reads.

They don't care about laws anymore do they? At some point they gave up wordsmithing, equivocating and even pretending to care about laws.

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sweetplantveal t1_j08less wrote

A lack of consequences with a clear political upside means the calculus says break the law every time.

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ReeducedToData t1_j092y5u wrote

Aka “it’s easier to ask for forgiveness than permission. Especially if you don’t give a shit about being forgiven.”

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party_benson t1_j094qnt wrote

That and they won't directly pay for it. The taxpayers will.

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MultiGeometry t1_j09pufg wrote

Some contractors agreed to leave construction debris on federal land? I live next to federal land and they have signs prohibiting building rock sculptures in the stream bed. And these guys built a wall?

I hope they face steep penalties. Taking a contract of this magnitude you should definitely be able to due diligence land ownership and realize that you need a lot more permits/authority than some lame duck governor trying to own the libs.

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usrevenge t1_j0adtol wrote

The us should just bomb them.

It's their property. They own it

Call forth bomb king and tear out the new raider

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onlycatshere t1_j0bkjmm wrote

My mom's partner dumped a bunch of his company's eco blocks in a city park to stop unhoused folks from pitching tents in a spot that has a small sightline to his property. Same entitled energy.

I've been meaning to go graffiti them, any ideas?

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