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I am happy if someone claims that something politically isn't possible in the US. (Gun control may be a good example) I can't claim otherwise, my issue is when
by WorkLifeBalance 8y ago
I am happy if someone claims that something politically isn't possible in the US. (Gun control may be a good example) I can't claim otherwise, my issue is when instead of arguing that, someone claims that a measure wouldn't have the same outcome in the US or technically isn't possible in the US without any evidence of such.
It shifts the blame from the current politics which is something people can engage with to "reasons out of anyone's control", which just helps maintain status quo.
- UncleEntity 8y ago> ...or technically isn't possible in the US without any evidence of such. Most of the times it comes down to constitutional issues in which case they are technically not possible. Case in hand; the federal government has no constitutional right to prevent the states from collecting taxes -- which would be required for there to be one official Collector of Taxes for all the states.