| | I say we give former residents 2 weeks to retrieve valuables, at which time we mix enough tons of dry cement -- with the remaining water -- to cover the rooftops of standing houses, and build factories on top of the water-cement mix, after it has had time to dry.
Former residents will each, individually, receive 0.0001% of the profits -- profits of the first profitable year (first "black" year, a year entirely out of the "red") -- from these factories, as a payment for initially "selling" their land; and then business -- and human prosperity -- will boom (and there will be rivers flowing with money, and children singing).
Good idea?
Ed
p.s. This is not necessarily a pulling of a "Kelo." Former residents will likely relocate from a dangerous area, if it is profitable for them to do so. Capitalism can make this human good possible.
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