@SheriffJJames@BadgedPatriot Is this your evidence? It was a writ submission that was denied. The court litterally rejected these arguments. It is evidence against your claims not for them.....
@TweetingNinja1@BadgedPatriot Here is the thing YOU do not get to decide where that line is. That's the cost of living in a representative, laws based society. You can personally disagree with it all you want, but your opinion doesn't change the reality of the law or precedential interpretations.
@flyster8900@SheriffJJames@BadgedPatriot Each state has statutes that define the rules for drivers licenses. If you tell me what state you want I will find you the specific law passed by that legislature. The states are empowered to do so specifically by the 10th Amendment as established in Hendrick v. Maryland (1915)
@TweetingNinja1@BadgedPatriot This is an crazy take. Regardless of how you personally feel, it is THE institute that determines these things. If I wake up tomorrow and decide that traffic lights violate my rights and I am not going to abide by them, it doesn't change the reality of what will happen.
@TweetingNinja1@BadgedPatriot Not according to every supreme court ruling ever The states have the right to license and regulate within their jurisdiction.
@VWhiteRabbit17@BadgedPatriot@bevand09 The states are exercising their 10th amendment right to regulate and license as per a dozen or more supreme court case rulings.
@ctfallows@alexjparker27@ThePatriotOasis and yet it has been overturned and appeals are on going. its almost like reality doesnt match your model. Time to update your model.
@robertomalates2@DebbieTully2@KasperStats So most of the revenue generated by the tournaments are distributed back to the teams so that would be double counting as most of it is accounted for in their revenue streams. The world cup is about $13 billion but you would have to annnualize so like $3.75 billion a year.