Should the state be able to take your water rights away?

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The current rule is if you dont use them you loose them even after they are intrusted with the state to hold them while they are unclaimed. I feel if you own a water right it should be your untill you sell it or trun it back to the state. I dont beleive they should be able to come in and say well your not using all your water rights so we are going to take what your not using.... I say BULL on that!!!! 
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January 10 - Goldendale
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