I sent this email to Manwich last night.... just incase the show is too busy for it to get some time I'm copying it here.
Howdy Manwich,
I'd call in myself about this tomorrow but I'll be in class during the
show so an email will have to do. I certainly respect your opinion on
using eminent domain in New Hampshire to take the house of the supreme
court justice who voted to allow taking of private property for use by
another private individual or company; it is an awful act that should
be flat out illegal. However, I can't agree that using the same
treatment for that particular justice is the way to go.
I always try to keep one thing in mind: constructive, not destructive.
While the Feds have committed a destructive act against the entire
nation, the people of New Hampshire have a golden opportunity for
something constructive. The fact that the New Hampshire constitution
allows for the taking of private property for another private
individual (even if that individual is a libertarian!) is in fact the
problem. The constructive thing to do is to amend the New Hampshire
state constitution to remove that ability. The people of New Hampshire
can rest comfortably in their houses knowing they won't be taken away.
Isn't that much better than violent acts against disgusting
politicians? An amendment *will* solve the problem and violence only
begets more violence.
Respectfully,
Triddle from Washington