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by tracker1 8mo ago
I think it was more that they felt that the judgement should include instructions to dismiss any remedial action, not that the actions should continue. Without reading the dissent(s), I can't really say... In the end, the people who b
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by tracker1 8mo ago
There are faster paths to the Supreme court, but it takes Congress, the President or multiple states to do so, generally.
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by tracker1 8mo ago
Likely the middlemen will pocket the difference depending on how the contracts between the shippers/distributers worked... "the people" who paid more at the market(s) for products won't be reimbursed.
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by tracker1 8mo ago
Hence my (somewhat downvoted) comment in that I think the refunds should probably just be issued aa Treasury Bonds with varying maturity dates. Cashing out all t once can only lead to more chaos/disruption to the broader economy.
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by tracker1 8mo ago
No... because most conventional pricing increases exceeded the economic demands... at least in terms of groceries, which is one of the bigger areas of growth along with insurance rates (looking at auto insurance, required by govt in most st
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by tracker1 8mo ago
I think that the tariffs are what he said they were... a starting point for pushing (re)negotiation, and that has largely been successful. This ruling doesn't roll back all those trade deals.
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by tracker1 8mo ago
The difference is in cases where the parliament chooses the executive is it leads to it's own collusion and corruption in terms of excessively growing govt... not that it's barely held the US from doing so. The point is to be in
728.
by tracker1 8mo ago
Worth mentioning, that goes the other way too... plenty of what should be executive power was delegated to congressional authority over the years as well. And it doesn't even begin to cover activist judicial practices. The lines have
729.
by tracker1 8mo ago
I think GPs point was that Tariffs are legitimate as a practice and that some people have been led to believe that they shouldn't exist at all.
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by tracker1 8mo ago
Just a thought.... I would think that "refunds" in the form of US Bonds with varying rates of maturity would probably be appropriate so as not to "shock" the system so to speak. That said, I'm still a proponent of h
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by tracker1 8mo ago
While I get that... I'm talking about hypocrisy not sovereignty in that it's the same or overlapping group doing both.
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by tracker1 8mo ago
I'm not talking about two crimes together... I'm talking specifically about changing the punishment based on intent or secondary effects. Owning a gun is legal, but if you've ever smoked weed it's illegal for you... murd
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by tracker1 8mo ago
So because someone gets railroaded into a plea deal that includes a felony, they should never be able to vote or protect themselves again unless they can form the connections and/or the ultra-wealth to coopt a seated governor of that s
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by tracker1 8mo ago
According to the first militia act, which defines the militia ss every able bodied male over 18... everyone is required to own a firearm... yeah, it's a musket, but it was the most common weapon of the time, today it would likely be a
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by tracker1 8mo ago
Who do you think makes the tanks? It's typically corporations, but could just as easily be a person... It isn't a socialist/communist company doing the work. It's pretty much already the case that people can have acces
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by tracker1 8mo ago
I've only used the default selection, whatever it is in VS Code. Even paid for a year at one point as I was first using it with some SQL schema generation and it was pretty useful, kind of as a super auto-complete. If the default opti
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by tracker1 8mo ago
I'm a very experienced developer with a lot of diverse knowledge and experience in both technical and domain knowledge. I've only tried a handful of AI coding agents/models... I found most of them ranging from somewhat annoy
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by tracker1 8mo ago
A 30-day waiting period on news articles _should_ meaningfully reduce misinformation. A lot of lives are ruined by misinformation/leaks in early news articles that are later disproven and those retractions are rarely covered as widely
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by tracker1 8mo ago
SPF doesn't prove that... I can send through SendGrid with an SPF record, doesn't mean I've got a server configured to receive mail... for that matter, it actually makes it so you HAVE to be responsible for the mail system an
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by tracker1 8mo ago
Have you actually looked into what it takes to restore full citizenship in many places? In some locations it means having to get the Governor to act on your behalf. Imagine what it would take to even get in contact with the Governor of a
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by tracker1 8mo ago
Exactly... it's pretty much what I consider the minimum for a "programming language" is that you need to be able to have basic state and be able to make use of state. For that matter, it wouldn't take much to get HTML to
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by tracker1 8mo ago
Would you be okay with a 30 day waiting period for posing a news article, that included strict penalties for misinformation/disinformation? Since you have to wait to publish, you have less reason to get things wrong.
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by tracker1 8mo ago
Regarding your statement about the guns used against animals being different than the ones used against people is just wrong. The AR-15 is about the perfect choice against wolves or wild boar, just as a single example. As far as the waitin
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by tracker1 8mo ago
So are you advocating to outlaw alcohol? I mean, since people get depressed and drink which drives more depression and kill themselves... I guess you're suggesting that all depressants should be outlawed.
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by tracker1 8mo ago
According to the first militia act, every able bodied male over 18 is what defines a qualified individual. Beyond that, you're actually required to own a firearm in that case.
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by tracker1 8mo ago
Well, Canada is trying to keep guns away from you but is also perfectly willing to help you kill yourself.
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by tracker1 8mo ago
Not only that, the vast majority of gun related killings are with handguns, but they keep trying to outlaw the "scary" rifles.
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by tracker1 8mo ago
Until knife killings start to rise (UK). Beyond this, I've seen several interventions of armed citizens stopping a crime in progress, when the police are still in route. When seconds count, the police are only minutes away. My dad wa
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by tracker1 8mo ago
The latter doesn't make the former untrue. There are plenty of people that want to eliminate all private gun ownership altogether, even if their public speech is more moderate.
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by tracker1 8mo ago
I bought my three when I saw videos of the ATF under Biden start random "knock and talk" sessions for those who recently bought more than one firearm. They're all in a friend's gun safe as I have had bouts of depression

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