I agree with you, especially on your last part, when we apply the analogy to cars as well "i have too many cars, so i shouldn't need to worry about if i park s

I agree with you, especially on your last part, when we apply the analogy to cars as well "i have too many cars, so i shouldn't need to worry about if i park some of them in front of fire hydrants" i would say that im struggling to understand a situation where the confiscation of a domain or a car is ever warranted, unless something criminal and clearly urgent (a fire, a drug running operation) needs to be stopped, rather than just as bureaucratic overreach to ensure payment and compliance