establishing?

k, gl with that.

Another good thing about passing power and responsibility to the states is that the states can't print money.

yea

California has a surplus now. They can afford a lot of socialist nonsense if they want it.

and yet, poo on their streets.

something smells fishy.

sounds like normal socialism to me

But once the federal sugar daddy starts cutting back they'll quickly realize they can't afford as much as they want and be forced into some sort of fiscal responsibility.

Lot of people saying the Donald Trump Soros tweet was a conspiracy theory but a lot of the NGOs at the protests have Open Society Foundation listed prominently as a donor

cut them off like the rich white daddies girl they are?

Are you comparing the federal goburment to Harvey Weinstein and the states to the prostitues, er, uhm, victims?

General government philosophy for me: Regulation should be about ensuring ability to enter markets, not letting a bunch of people who have no clue about anything in those industries be the ones who ultimately decide the "proper" way to do things

nuke hollywood

kek

Swap it with Bollywood. I need more random dancing in my entertainment

YOu think it's isolated there?

nope, but at least give me something enjoyable to watch

All I'm trying to say is trying to blame a judge for a law written by other people is nonsense.

So Tim's meme is crap.

People won't have a choice but to do more tbh

As long as the judges aren't Cathy Newmaning the interpretation

And Tim's meme was about Kav's views

I hate even calling it a meme individually

Tim's participation in a meme

Tim's expression of a meme

OI GOTTA LOISENCE FOR THAT MEME?!

Would you rather a textualist or an activist?

Mean meme machine

Meme Revolutionary

Textualist; explicit is better than implicit for rules in general if you want it to be nice to those not knowledgeable in the rules

The more we expect SCOTUS to divine the intent of the lawmakers and the intent of the founders, the more damage they can do.

People still seriously argue that "well regulated militia" means only the army can have firearms.

Power to create and repeal legislation should be vested only in people that we can fire. And ideally all such people should be subject to recall.

Textualist, which isn't what scotus is

Hmm

Well, at this point the SCOTUS has already made a dog's breakfast of some things.

Militia is not the Army

which is understandable, information is never complete

Well sorta, @Khanclansith

it's complicated in the U.S., because many state militias chose to join the U.S. armed forces