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lemmy.world

That's not how it works. I can't say laws don't apply just before I rob a bank. Disclaimers can't break the law.

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Well, that shouldn't be how it works. Hoping to see the return of the rule of law to this country at some point in my lifetime.

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lemmy.world

That's just Guantanamo with less effort. Also fun coming from the party of states rights, and small Federal government.

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lemmy.world

They only cared about state’s rights when they did not have full control of the federal government. Now they do and now could give two shits about any of that.

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feddit.online

They only cared about states rights when it allowed the enslavement of black people.

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That's so much worse than I thought from the headline

It's part of an effort to prevent the state from inspecting the facilities. It took years for a judge to rule that the state does have the right, as should be obvious, now they're doing this along with getting thebjudgement suspended for review

They are successful at this point. They're running these concentration camps with no oversight

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So just burn them to the ground?

Oh, no laws for the poors, sorry about that.

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Who do they think they are, the military? That's only true on actual federal military bases, not contracted property.

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UNLESS you Break a State Law AGAINST them then it's PRISON!

-State's Rights PEOPLE!

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