content: The eminent domain bit at the end seems to be more about the late game when they're forming an exclusive nation-state. And a choice of "accept property and residency under the new system, or be compensated to move" is probably more generous (and certainly no worse) than existing governments' uses of eminent domain. (eg. "We're building a freeway through your house. Here's the estimated market value of your house according to us, now move out.")