To: philman_36
In your scenario everything and anything, even doing nothing, affects interstate commerce. Yep, if I sleep late Saturday, I'm not working or shopping, so therefore the federal government should be allowed to come kick in my door, drag me out of bed and send me on my way, lest I detrimentallly affect interstate commerce...
229 posted on
01/30/2003 11:34:40 AM PST by
dirtboy
To: dirtboy
You get it...
To: dirtboy
Yep, if I sleep late Saturday, I'm not working or shopping, so therefore the federal government should be allowed to come kick in my door, drag me out of bed and send me on my way, lest I detrimentallly affect interstate commerce... Yes, a great example of the absurd ends many posters here want to strecth the ICC to. Based upon the New Deal interpretation, this would be a logical end of the ICC. Looks like State's rights is just a myth....
245 posted on
01/30/2003 11:53:03 AM PST by
FreeTally
(How did a fool and his money get together in the first place?)
To: dirtboy
"Yep, if I sleep late Saturday, I'm not working or shopping, so therefore the federal government should be allowed to come kick in my door, drag me out of bed and send me on my way, lest I detrimentallly affect interstate commerce..."I think they should, but that's me.
Keep in mind, funny one, that congress would have to pass a law to that effect. Think they could, with just my vote? Think the POTUS would sign it?
Think anyone should take you seriesly?
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