That is true that if they’re personally attacked they can probably apprehend them, that’s not really the same as national guard having regular arrest powers the police have.
I think they're (the nogs) are getting frustrated that this outrage bait isn't working so well anymore. "THIS IS WHAT THEY DO TO PEOPLE WHO RECORD!" Twenty years ago they could make the argument "omg police brutality!" Today? The most common reaction is "fucking finally."
If the National Guard actually has to go hands-on, especially to protect civilian law enforcement, they will drag people away to restore order. It may well be just thirty feet to the nearest civilian paddy wagon, but they'll do it.
Roblox Corporation is a California entity, although I don't know where you'd get the idea that gives it immunity against lawsuits originating in other states. It takes like five seconds to verify that there have been tons of lawsuits filed and won by states against corporations chartered in other states.
The Hogg firing was weird as fuck to me. The obvious reason was him openly advocating for incumbents to be primaried, but the DNC's stated reason for firing him was that he was a white man. At least on the private side, if you want to fire someone for their race, you have to lie about it. Firing him for the shit he said would have been totally fine, but they obfuscated a totally rational reason by saying they did it because of race.
The National Lawyers Guild, an explicitly socialist organization founded by Jews.
There's a zero percent chance any judge is going to rule that employment regulations apply to elected party officers.
As long as they don’t come here, I’m cool with sticking it to the Somalians.
Blacks are always in the wrong, I’m sure he deserved it for one reason or another.
Massie is just fake opposition at this point.
Why would state court not have concurrent jurisdiction? It doesn’t appear to be a case arising under federal court’s exclusive jurisdiction.
Everything was relying on control of the narrative as "Blacks are innocent angels being hurt by racism". Bodycams+loss of control of the narrative showed the opposite here.
I don't think he was technically fired even though that's exactly what happened. The DNC ruled that his election for that vice-chair position was invalid over some procedural technicality so they had to redo it. I don't know if they ever did or who got it in his place just that he was out immediately.
Dude what? You seriously arguing that states lack all power to regulate entities outside their state because of the commerce clause? Have you simply not heard of the dormant commerce clause, or that it DOESNT completely limit states ability to regulate out of state entities? Which can be compared with Indian tribes and Foreign entities where states actually do lack power to regulate?
It sounds like the free market wants real meat in their mouths.
I still like him, and I love a good Congress joke, but...man, they do not work quite the same when you are in Congress.
... nigga this a kiwi farms.
Well then. I haven't actually heard of that case, no, or at the very least I only got a passing mention of it. I had instead heard of the commerce clause as a very broad one that has been abused quite frequently before. That, mixed with the implications the article gave which made me think the suit was kinda slapdash at inception and Louisiana was overshooting the damages they wanted to get, made me assume that this was coming into the courts a bit of a pre-existing mess where people paid to be anal-retentive pedants nitpick everything to death.
