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Two reasons people are arguing against it: It moves the Overton window, making worse things easier to pass in the future. And it enforces requirements on proje
by JoshTriplett 2mo ago
Two reasons people are arguing against it:
It moves the Overton window, making worse things easier to pass in the future. And it enforces requirements on projects the state should have zero jurisdiction over.
- chneu 2mo agoYeah this is just step one and the evidence to support this is simple: history. Governments very, very rarely give up power. Once they have it they only work to expand that power. Next will be stronger and more restrictive shit.
- queenkjuul 2mo agoMultiple states already have actual verification laws, Illinois is specifically choosing not to use that power