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The Nazis were expansionists. They were invading other countries. The only one invading another country right now is Russia, not Ukraine. There's no chance Ukraine is Nazi. But Russia might be. Because they're expanding.

I think he's had too much of the "Holy" spirits tonight.

Do you understand the third branch ("department" in Madison's lexicon) power of judicial review and its role in federal legislation? The Constitution says that the Constitution itself, along with federal legislation, are all together the supreme law of the United States. The 14th Amendment...

I am not ignoring; I don't know what you're talking about. Just fill me in on whatever change from 1787 or 1789 or 1791 that you're talking about and I'll comment on it. I just don't know what you're referring to.

"The monkey in charge of bacon" doesn't have as smooth a ring to it as "The monkey in charge of bananas" does though lol.

There are multiple states that don't require a permit to carry guns in public. But everybody in every state who is trying to buy a brand new gun (only lawful from a federal firearms licensee) must submit to the FBI back ground check.

How? I don't think that's any of your business.

There are states that require a permit to carry a gun in public. For those that do, they divide between a policy of "shall issue" or "may issue" the permit (upon application). The Supreme Court basically said "may issue" is un-Constitutional. This actually affects my state of Massachusetts...

OK, don't argue. Milgram || "J6" narrative analogy == "experimenter" || former President Trump "teacher" || the people pressured by former Trump == The result of Milgram was that many "teachers" stood up to the "experimenters" but not all of them, and the proportion of "teachers" who succumbed...

... "shall issue", not "may issue" permitting ... Banana!

I disagree. It was an important event. It brought this federal regime and system into alignment with its charter a little better. It only affects like six or seven states, just the ones with "may issue" policies wrt gun permitting. They have to be "shall issue" like all the rest of the...

lol. That's all I've got.

Justice Alito concurred with Justice Thomas: https://edition.cnn.com/2022/06/23/politics/samuel-alito-stephen-breyer-guns/index.html Justice Breyer in defense of his dissent said that he thought that the problem of gun violence should be solved by lawmakers and not by law courts. I tend to...

Agreed.

Thing of beauty. https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/21pdf/20-843_7j80.pdf

There's something to be said for Doser's post above:

There are three participants, one is the "learner" who is part of the experiment, one is the "experimenter" who is the one applying pressure to the "teacher", who is the subject of the experiment. As you know these experiments are now if not illegal, are considered immoral (medically...

Once the dust settles they'll re-wed. So romantic!