> Your Constitutional protection against unreasonable search and seizure is too inconvenient, so courts accept that your possessions can be sued, and since you'

> Your Constitutional protection against unreasonable search and seizure is too inconvenient, so courts accept that your possessions can be sued, and since you're not being sued, you have no standing to protest as your possessions are seized by the government. It's possible to sue inanimate objects? How des said objects defend themselves? A publicly appointed defense lawyer, or am I missing something?