National security first: in a crisis, seizing a space company can shield citizens and deter threats, with strict sunset oversight.
Seizing a company during a crisis kills the risk-taking that fuels progress. Private property protects the freedom to innovate, trust creators instead of bureaucrats.
National security is real, but power grabs kill invention. Seizing a space company in a crisis would slow progress and invite tyranny; private property should fund bold discovery, not fear.
Property rights can't trump the rights of citizens. True security comes from virtue, education, and equality, not seizure without due process.
