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If you think you own the land you bought or it was passed to you by the generations you are wrong. You don't own it. The government regime is allowing you to stay there.

If they somehow find huge deposits of Lithium under your house, land and village, you have no chance fighting the capitalism.

Sad but true.

As always, lies from government officials corrupted mouth and investors how 100% environmentaly safe such project are, which will create thousands of new jobs. Classic lies heard numerous times in history.

You want life example which will unfold in the near future, watch closely what's happening in #Serbia

People of Serbia. If your protests doesn't work, at least don't take their new jobs they are offering.

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freemymind 🇨🇭 1y ago

It is probably hard to proof this statement true in such a general wording. For sure there are countries, where you can be robbed by the state at any time as you say it.

But I am sure there are also several courtcases which demonstrate the opposite. Where a landlord cand defend his property rights against the government.

StellarStoic 1y ago

Follow the topic and you'll see what will happen in a decade or two.

Mining companies gives a shit about inhabitants and their only goal is to profit big time.

freemymind 🇨🇭 1y ago

In the end it only matters if they have more power then justice. If a country is very corrupt probably they are more powerful.

StellarStoic 1y ago

The biggest players in EU are helping the mining company and corrupt Serbian government get all the permits. Europe wants Lithium and they will look away when it comes to what is "justified". For them, sacrificing a village or two and polluting the environment is justifiable, to be self sustainable with Lithium and other minerals.

freemymind 🇨🇭 1y ago

I did not read into this. But in general the permits are given by the state. So it depends most on the effectivenes of the state insuring the rights of its people. So in this case Serbia.