You've just restyled "eminent domain"... turns out, people can get pretty finicky about it and often look at it as a form of immoral coercion. Noncooperation an

You've just restyled "eminent domain"... turns out, people can get pretty finicky about it and often look at it as a form of immoral coercion. Noncooperation and even violence or vandalism are common. For as necessary as it might be sometimes, it's been shown to be a pretty messy and conflict-engendering approach.