Kim Hult, an attorney representing McLean and Stevens, compared her clients' situation to that of a lost puppy — saying that if someone cares for the animal for a long time, the owner can't show up years later and demand the dog.
"That use, over a long period of time ... means the people — the neighbors using the land, caring for the land — have acquired legal rights," Hult told NPR.
Hahahahahahahahahahaha! Fuck you! You're still thieves.
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