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January 15, 2008July 19, 2016 Mark Hillman

Environmental controls
By David Harsanyi, Denver Post

In the very near future, environmentally conscious Americans may have to ask themselves if individual and economic freedom matters. It’s similar to the rhetoric liberals accuse George Bush of abusing. If you don’t know what I mean, try substituting the word "terrorism" for "global warming."

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If government says your property is a blight, it will condemn it and give it to somebody else, who’ll turn it into a treasure. That’s called urban renewal. Bur if you think it’s a blight and want to turn it into treasure yourself, government will tell you you can’t. That’s called historic preservation.

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