[Curmudgeon]

^ Absolutely not Orwellian. What we can be certain is that unrestricted rights for capital and property owners would result in a dystopian nightmare. It does not matter who owns the property, a prince or a pauper, there are property rights, but they are not absolute, and thank goodness for that.

I'm sure any process will weed out concerns that are minimal or without merit. In most cases the opposite is true, people are far too passive about allowing their communities to be degraded.