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Because unlike democratically decided federal laws, state laws are unilaterally enacted by unelected dictators?
by car_analogy 4y ago
Because unlike democratically decided federal laws, state laws are unilaterally enacted by unelected dictators?
- vkou 4y agoI mean, their core argument is what you said, but the reverse. It is, of course, bullshit. And, of course, the rights that they always take issue with are when the federal government is permissive with them. Apparently, in some strange backwards logic, the federal government granting you a right is tyrrany, but the state taking it away from you is not.
- morelisp 4y agoStates have proven considerably easier to gerrymander, so, yes by degrees.