And it has no practical enforcement mechanism. Therefore, in practice government can do whatever the legislature, executive, and judiciary conspire to do.
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>>It is chiefly a list of the things government cannot do.
And it has no practical enforcement mechanism. Therefore, in practice government can do whatever the legislature, executive, and judiciary conspire to do.
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Thread winner!
Those griping re: Commerce Clause refuse to acknowledge, he we sit, 100+ yrs later, w/ LESS Freedoms and Rights than they had at the turn of the 20th century.
We the People have allowed it to happen. Hell, just bring up any pot/weed topic and a gaggle of “(C)” will happily bring up the “Controlled Substances Act” and spout off “Federal Law!!”; while they bitch and moan about any/all ‘gun control’ w/o a HINT of hypocrisy.
The Republic died MOONS ago. Authors premise is shit, but the outcome cannot be denied.