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> Let's do it federally, right? Find a way to fit it into the enumerated powers of the federal government? Then sure. I’d hope that land would never be consid
by sokoloff 2y ago
> Let's do it federally, right?
Find a way to fit it into the enumerated powers of the federal government? Then sure.
I’d hope that land would never be considered interstate commerce, but after recent rulings, I’m not sure the Constitution is even readable by the Court any more.
- triceratops 2y agoLegalism when it's something you disagree with, but "collective preference" when it's something you agree with.
- sokoloff 2y agoThe collective preference or legalism that’s in effect currently is that zoning is not a federal power. For those who would prefer to change the status quo, there’s a documented process to recenter the country onto a new collective preference.