It is certainly conceivable that your garden and 50 million more like it could affect the interstate commerce of produce. Whatever you produce, that is the less you buy.
So, if everybody grew their own tomatoes, that wouldn't affect the existing interstate commerce of tomatoes? And if Congress is regulating that commerce for the good of the nation, you should be allowed to undermine and subvert that nationwide effort?
What a selfish individualist you are.
Shades of il Duce.
Why, thank you. And here on FR, no less. Imagine that.
I guess that makes your position on this, collectivist, socialist, what would you prefer?
Does it not occur to you, that by using such a broad brush to interpret the commerce clause, you have effectively argued that the fedgov has nearly unlimited power? Strange, and here I thought that it's powers were to be limited to those clearly enumerated in the Constitution. Must be the new math.
Tho' it's obvious another thought you were serious, I do so hope that was sarcasm.