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> They break labor and transport laws flagarantly. This was addressed in the second half of my post. Most people didn't really have a problem with this part fo
by searealist 10y ago
> They break labor and transport laws flagarantly.
This was addressed in the second half of my post. Most people didn't really have a problem with this part for a long time.
- toomuchtodo 10y agoMy apologies! I was unaware we could pick and choose which laws we wanted to consider "real".
- iopq 10y agoThe Supreme Court doesn't feel that the Tenth Amendment is real, so clearly there's some truth to it. There are powers NOT enumerated in the Constitution that the federal government legislated into existence.
- toomuchtodo 10y agoI'm unsure what the problem is with the federal government legislating laws into existence. That's sort of their job. The Constituion isn't the end all be all law of the land.
- iopq 10y ago> The Constituion isn't the end all be all law of the land. But the Constitution says it is. If one law says "you can't do that" and Congress does THAT THING, what is the point? The Supreme Court just says "living document" and lets Congress do whatever. > I'm unsure what the problem is with the federal government legislating laws into existence. They're legislating things that Constitution says they don't have the power to do.