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Why though? Isn’t state sovereignty still a thing?
by SlightlyLeftPad 11mo ago
Why though? Isn’t state sovereignty still a thing?
- Cheyana 11mo agoThe Democrats are forcing him to override it silly, duh.
- tonetegeatinst 11mo agoState sovereignty can still legally go against the constitution. See how they make it so only citizens who have a gun permit in certain states can excersise the 2nd amendment right. They could legally ban any magazine over 3 rounds, or any gun barrel as those are not legally considered a gun under legal definition. This is how they restrict your rights. They add clauses and rules so only those who can afford the hoop jumping can comply. Imagine if we recognised how because words and rhetoric can be inflammatory, a state decided that you need a license to excersise your 1st amendment right.
- SlightlyLeftPad 11mo agoI’m failing to see your point, we’re talking about states using their funds and resources to offset the lapse of SNAP benefits. Is it against the constitution to provide benefits to people?
- tonetegeatinst 11mo agoI would argue it matters not wat is or isn't allowed. States have 0 room to bargain considering the leverage the FED has against states.
- SR2Z 11mo agoThe Tenth Amendment was not inserted in the Bill of Rights to support your claim. States have limited sovereignity but what they have is required for a federal Republic like ours to work.