The US Federal government sells land/property all the time. And as a consequence of the old adage "time is money", an indefinitely existing organization has an

The US Federal government sells land/property all the time. And as a consequence of the old adage "time is money", an indefinitely existing organization has an indefinite amount of money. Those institutions you mentioned have no issue buying whatever they want; holdouts be damned. A government pretty much has infinite money, churches are quite wealthy as a whole, and universities have a substantial pool of donors to tap despite having insanely large endowments that are quite well managed. I don't think your argument holds up.