Cards Against Humanity sued SpaceX yesterday, alleging that Elon Muskās firm illegally took over a plot of land on the US/Mexico border that the party-game company bought in 2017 in an attempt to stymie then-President Trumpās attempt to build a wall.
āAs part of CAHās 2017 holiday campaign, while Donald Trump was President, CAH created a supporter-funded campaign to take a stand against the building of a Border Wall,ā said theĀ lawsuitĀ filed in Cameron County District Court in Texas. Cards Against Humanity says it received $15 donations from 150,000 people and used part of that money to buy āaĀ plotĀ of vacant land in Cameron County based upon CAHās promise to āmake it as time-consuming and expensive as possible for Trump to build his wall.āā
Cards Against HumanityĀ says it mowed the land āand maintained it in its natural state, marking the edge of the lot with a fence and a āNo Trespassingā sign.ā But instead of Trump taking over the land, Cards Against Humanity says the parcel was āinterfered with and invadedā by Muskās space company. The lawsuit includes pictures that, according to Cards Against Humanity, show the land when it was first purchased and after SpaceX construction equipment and materials were placed on the land.
Squatters and adverse possession says otherwise
Adverse possession requires someone to use the land in an exclusive and conspicuous manner for an extended period of time without the owner challenging them on it.
They are literally challenging SpaceX on it, right now at this very moment. Thatās the entire point.
