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Historically the answer is parochial corruption and interests where they don't want the problem solved regardless of what the law says. The federal level has "f
by Nasrudith 6y ago
Historically the answer is parochial corruption and interests where they don't want the problem solved regardless of what the law says. The federal level has "fifty" eyes on it while a state has mostly its residents watching it. Which is why federal hate crimes were devised.
- BurningFrog 6y agoTo me a federal organization is a single point of failure. Once it goes bad, it's all bad. In my world, the residents of a state should be the ones to keep an eye on this. They'd have a chance to affect it. Changing anything in Washington is rarely humanly possible.