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Shooting from the hip here, recall most land in pre revolution days was held by the royal government (king) and parceling it out was by kings agents by various means. After the war the kings lands fell into the stewardship (ownership) of the colonies (states), who then parceled it out as we see today. Whether or not these governments had some "right" to grant such land may be argued until the cows come home, but the whole thing is moot because history has given us what we have.
If we had, inmates can sue and we would have wound up in a federal court downtown Birmingham.
County and city jails? Apples. oranges and bananas.
After 35 years of pondering I'm still tring to figure this stuff out...
LMAO!
Me dino would not even be surprised if "IN GOD WE TRUST" on a one dollar bill is soon replaced by "MEN CAN GET PREGNANT."
Naw, on second thought, it would more likely be "ALWAYS TRUST INCLUSION AND EQUITY."
Heck, I could keep this up all day if I wanted to. Only I don't.
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/...
"Did you all notice the coyote outside last night..."
Who gave the Republicans the color red anyway? I certainly didn't.
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