re: Scalia on net neutrality

For me one was his stance on Kelo:

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"The distinction between private use and public use is not enough to justify use of the condemnation power".

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His assertion was that a private use, which provided merely incidental benefits to the state, was not enough of a justification for takings. It was a common sense stance backed not only by the law since the very founding of this country but it (lawful ownership of property that the state can't randomly award to whoever is in its favor at the moment) was one of the major reasons many came to this land in the first place.