> I claim that once I have completed whatever processes are required to claim the land as mine, it remains mine until I consent otherwise. I reject that claim

> I claim that once I have completed whatever processes are required to claim the land as mine, it remains mine until I consent otherwise. I reject that claim altogether because any land that the State gave you, the State took from someone else, or from nature. And who gave the State the authority to own nature? > After that the land is mine, I will defend it as mine. Various states have discovered how difficult eminent domain is to fully enforce. The "little old lady" is often tougher than anybody. Its hard to politically enforce domestically, but bear in mind that if it were a serious risk to the state, it would take very little effort to kill everyone and take the land. The capacity of the state to do that is beyond any doubt.