what the fuck is this appeals court smoking?
A big joint labeled “AIPAC” that got passed to them in a Federalist Society blunt rotation.
Comment on YSK that in several US States, it's illegal to boycott Israel
roofuskit@lemmy.world 18 hours ago
You should know, that’s unconstitutional.
what the fuck is this appeals court smoking?
A big joint labeled “AIPAC” that got passed to them in a Federalist Society blunt rotation.
You can ban imports, you cannot dictate that I buy products from fucking Walmart.
And yet… I would’t bat an eye if I saw a new executive order tomorrow requiring that.
Where do you think Walmart gets its merch?
What does that have to do with the argument? They’re pointing out that the government can restrict where you spend your money but the opposite is not true.
Well also keep in mind that the Israelis have our politicians compromised, not just on the Epstein stuff, probably a range of issues, and seemingly our CIA and FBI did nothing to stop it if not more likely helped them do it.
seemingly our CIA and FBI did nothing to stop it
Why would they stop it? Hoover spent his entire career at the FBI trying to extort elected leaders into doing what he wanted.
Allowing a foreign intelligence agency to get blackmail on our politicians is in open Defiance of the reason for being of the FBI and CIA.
They clearly have their priorities screwed up, and by All Rights should live the rest of their lives in a work camp on the North Slope of Alaska building public housing for the inuit.
This. This cannot be said enough.
i really really wish that were true. were it, i’d have the medicines i need.
*States
Fixed it for you. You are welcome.
Minnesota is in the same appeals circuit and deserves better.
KindnessisPunk@piefed.ca 18 hours ago
They basically just ruled that piracy is legal for meta in their case about scraping Anna's archieve for their AI.
The class divide is very literally getting baked into our legal framework. I know it's always been there, in an unspoken manner, but it's making strides in being letter of the law now.