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Does it matter? What if instead of searches, the FCC was granted the right to kill people? Wouldn't you want someone, anyone to get a judicial review of this ri
by schwa23 17y ago
Does it matter? What if instead of searches, the FCC was granted the right to kill people? Wouldn't you want someone, anyone to get a judicial review of this right immediately? It doesn't matter to me that no private citizens have been affected by this yet. Why should we wait? If it is unconstitutional, which it seems to be, then they shouldn't be able to do it, period.
- aristus 17y agoWell, there's a pick your battles thing here. Every municipality has some law like "the commissioner may inspect the premises at any time for violations of code", etc. Those provisions are unconstitutional but as a practical matter are not the genesis of a police state. There are a lot of bugs in the law, so we should probably prioritize the most severe runtime errors.