SpaceX Caught Trespassing on Texas Land Owned by Activist Game Maker – What Does This Mean for Property Rights?
SpaceX has quietly settled after admitting to trespassing and damaging land owned by Cards Against Humanity in Texas, raising serious questions about corporate respect for property rights and rule of law under the America First principle.
In a case that underscores troubling corporate disregard for private property rights, Elon Musk’s SpaceX has settled a lawsuit filed by the maker of the provocative party game Cards Against Humanity. The lawsuit accused SpaceX of trespassing and damaging land owned by the company in Cameron County, Texas — a plot originally purchased as a symbolic protest against misguided border policies. Can Powerful Corporations Trample Local Landowners with Impunity? According to court records, the settlement was reached just weeks before a jury trial was set to begin. While the terms remain confidential, Cards Against Humanity revealed that SpaceX admitted to...
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