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> And more generally, neither the City of New York nor the State of New York are known for respecting property rights (or Constitutional rights broadly) I don'
by PaulDavisThe1st 3y ago
> And more generally, neither the City of New York nor the State of New York are known for respecting property rights (or Constitutional rights broadly)
I don't really want to get sidetracked (no pun intended), but can you list a single ruling from SCOTUS on any constitutional issue that the state or city of NY is flouting? Because I think what you mean is "the city/state of New York have frequently followed interpretations of the constitution that I disagree with", despite the fact that when SCOTUS rules against their interpretation, they follow the ruling.