American Politics IV: 1400 Reasons Why(A Stimulus Serial)

[Punished UMN]

The police don't answer to the court, they answer to the President.

Oh really? The police answer to the president? Since when?

Did the governor of Kentucky order Davis's arrest an they simply chose to listen?

The state police answer to the Governor, the national police answer to the President. No police department answers to the Supreme Court.

[Punished UMN]

Yes but it was overturned.

The rule of law is when your fight a war to overturn a law you don’t like

And the more blood that waters the tree of liberty, the more rulier the law is.

[Austria-Bohemia-Hungary]

And once again if you think the supreme court is so disliked that a 2/3 majority to overturn their decisions would be used so often that it makes the court pointless I have to wonder why you think the court is a good idea in the first place.

I mean this idea sure as hell beats sleeping on nails for your constitutional rights everytime a partisan president alters the composition of SCOTUS.

[San Lumen]

Oh really? The police answer to the president? Since when?

Did the governor of Kentucky order Davis's arrest an they simply chose to listen?

Since, y’know, the powers of the president were codified in the Constitution. The President is the executive, his job is to enforce law. His powers are literally called policing powers for a reason. Whenever police act in a capacity that enforces Federal Law, they answer to the president, regardless of how long and tangled that chain of authority might be in practice.

and if a judge says your law or mandate is unconstitutional buzz off? I don't think the President would be very popular if they chose to defy the Supreme Court on such a high profile ruling if the Texas ruling reaches it. I dont think many in Congress would be pleased either even many Democrats.

[Shrillland]

Also, today marks another milestone; The first air strike of the Biden presidency, in Syria

Hmm..36 days, hardly record-breaking.

[Neutraligon]

There is a much more recent example of judges ignoring laws, namely when it came to SSM.

[National Capitalist United States]

Also, today marks another milestone; The first air strike of the Biden presidency, in Syria

Hmm..36 days, hardly record-breaking.

I feel bad for American taxpayers who don't support this

[San Lumen]

There is a much more recent example of judges ignoring laws, namely when it came to SSM.

You mean Roy Moore? He got suspended from the Alabama Supreme Court for that stunt.

[Trollzyn the Infinite]

Also, today marks another milestone; The first air strike of the Biden presidency, in Syria

Meh. We bomb terrorists virtually everyday. It's probably one of the only good things we're actually doing abroad.

[The Marlborough]

Lmfao how utterly disgusting and stupid. I swear, judges need to be well versed in political history by law.

It is but unless it is overturned we are going to have a homeless crisis in this country.

Nah let the people fight back.

[San Lumen]

It is but unless it is overturned we are going to have a homeless crisis in this country.

Nah let the people fight back.

What are you suggesting?

[Punished UMN]

Nah let the people fight back.

What are you suggesting?

That the public simply doesn't let landlords put them out on the street to die.

[San Lumen]

What are you suggesting?

That the public simply doesn't let landlords put them out on the street to die.

And they will get the police or sheriff to forcibly remove them.

[The Marlborough]

What are you suggesting?

That the public simply doesn't let landlords put them out on the street to die.

^This. What are they going to do when entire buildings worth of people refuse to leave?

[Washington Resistance Army]

That the public simply doesn't let landlords put them out on the street to die.

And they will get the police or sheriff to forcibly remove them.

They can't remove everyone.

[Punished UMN]

That the public simply doesn't let landlords put them out on the street to die.

And they will get the police or sheriff to forcibly remove them.

And? The public shouldn't let them.

[The Marlborough]

That the public simply doesn't let landlords put them out on the street to die.

And they will get the police or sheriff to forcibly remove them.

Yeah and the people can use force to prevent that. There are more guns in Texas than police officers.

[San Lumen]

And they will get the police or sheriff to forcibly remove them.

Yeah and the people can use force to prevent that.

And yes just what we need a full on rebellion against the police. That;'s going to go over great and not lead to death and further unrest.

[Esalia]

Yeah and the people can use force to prevent that.

And yes just what we need a full on rebellion against the police. That;'s going to go over great and not lead to death and further unrest.

Then perhaps a homelessness crisis shouldn't be allowed to happen.

[Proctopeo]

Also, today marks another milestone; The first air strike of the Biden presidency, in Syria

And against Iranian-backed forces, too. Sounds like it's time for another pointless war in the Middle East

[Washington Resistance Army]

And yes just what we need a full on rebellion against the police. That;'s going to go over great and not lead to death and further unrest.

Then perhaps a homelessness crisis shouldn't be allowed to happen.

^^^

The answer here is really fucking simple lol, landlords can pound sand

[Borderlands of Rojava]

Also, today marks another milestone; The first air strike of the Biden presidency, in Syria

So much for peace with Iran. In the fields the bodies burning, as the war machine keeps turning.

[San Lumen]

And yes just what we need a full on rebellion against the police. That;'s going to go over great and not lead to death and further unrest.

Then perhaps a homelessness crisis shouldn't be allowed to happen.

It shouldn't but it court rules the eviction moratorium unconstitutional what do you suggest happen?

[San Lumen]

Then perhaps a homelessness crisis shouldn't be allowed to happen.

^^^

The answer here is really fucking simple lol, landlords can pound sand

and they will get the police to forcibly evict everyone in the building.

[Borderlands of Rojava]

Yeah and the people can use force to prevent that.

And yes just what we need a full on rebellion against the police. That;'s going to go over great and not lead to death and further unrest.

The police can just not do the bidding of the landlord and there won't be violence.