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Handing national interstate matters over to states has proven to always be a terrible idea as it leads to a selective representation as they rule over far mor
by Nasrudith 6y ago
Handing national interstate matters over to states has proven to always be a terrible idea as it leads to a selective representation as they rule over far more than can vote for them. Doing so for the internet is doubly terrible given that location of all parties isn't reasonably known ahead of time nor usually relevant.
- ghastmaster 6y ago> they rule over far more than can vote for them I've never heard the commerce clause explained that way. Very cool.
- dane-pgp 6y agoAnd very legal.