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Because if they have users in Mississippi they are doing “interstate commerce” and a federal court has the ability and jurisdiction to compel them to pay those
by TheCleric 1y ago
Because if they have users in Mississippi they are doing “interstate commerce” and a federal court has the ability and jurisdiction to compel them to pay those fines.
- LadyCailin 1y agoAre users, who are not transacting with the platform, doing commerce? What if the platform were hosted in, say, Europe?
- Spivak 1y agoIf they're outside the country they can freely tell Mississippi to pound sand—the state might compel entities they do have jurisdiction over (i.e. ISPs) to cut them off but that's the extent of it.