@thatseguy@WallStreetApes It’s not that simple.
My kids “financial aid package” on their college bills included a line that had a loan on it.
There was no information about interest rates. It was just “accept these terms and pay what you owe us now.”
VERY deceptive.
@itsalaughingman@Norsemun@insanefrog Technically, the SC ruled in favor of Jefferson and Madison’s “wall of separation” - but other framers disagreed, and the 1st amendment was a compromise.
Because the ruling was based on interpretation, not literal text, the door is open for originalist justices to reinterpret.
@pattyisright@LucasSa56947288 NYS tried to gerrymander in favor of democrats after the 2020 census. It was so bad that it was ruled unconstitutional by the NYS court of appeals.
@Demcytheater@GuntherEagleman The inconsistency lies in your suggestion that being asked for ID as part of a privileged activity (driving) is legitimate, while implying that the requirement for an ID in other privileged activities (buying alcohol, tobacco or firearms) is not because those aren’t “rights”
@DgenXer@cturnbull1968 @CawthornforNC I’m just sharing the mechanics of what happened. He leads the executive branch. As such, what happened is no different than the CEO of a company issuing a written directive to do something. Delegated authority is common (and typically necessary) in large organizations.
@Demcytheater@GuntherEagleman You keep cutting people off when they bring up things like buying alcohol, tobacco, or firearms… pointing out that those things are privileges, not rights.
Yet, your original comment was about traffic violations. Driving is also a privilege, not a right.
Be consistent.
@GilesUdy Look up folder lock - it’s an app that lets you create encrypted lockers… unlock it when you want to access your data and they appear in a folder on your hard drive. Just make sure the app your using to create documents puts any backups or version history in the locker too.