"Community" is different than land owners. If a guy lives in a van down
by the river, he gets to vote on issues that [affect] proptery holders in
his area.

So? There's nothing special about land owners. If you buy property,
you also buy into the rules that come with that property. If those
rules include eminent domain, so be it. If those rules include the
ability of others to change those rules, so be it.

You would have the same thing in reverse. An owner of Connecticut land
who lives in Vermont would be able to build a factory in Connecticut and
destroy the environment of the other land owners in the area, without
their say-so. That's also "taxation without representation".

The use of one piece of land affects the value of an adjacent piece of
land (this includes its value as a rental home, both to the person
living there and the person who owns it).

Jose
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