Oomox when did you get into politics? U weren’t before iirc
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Date: May 11th, 2026 5:00 PM Author: Fucking Fuckface
Better than what we have by virtue of seeking to actually represent instead of enrich and self-aggrandize
Key for me: what do you do when your constituents want things that are contrary to the constitution/constitutional limits? Do you try to do it anyway, or do you push for, and require, an amendment before acting?
On a similar angle, is it a living/breathing document in the sense that its contours change along with popular [judicial?] sentiment, or does it live and breathe only by being amended?
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5863212&forum_id=2...id#49880516) |
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Date: May 12th, 2026 9:37 AM Author: Fucking Fuckface
There are a bunch of examples that don't require legal understanding of things like the commerce clause, particularly around police powers (FISA, NSA surveillance, FBI parallel construction to prosecute, etc.) and the regulatory state (ceding Congressional authority to regulatory bodies like EPA, SEC, etc.). But the specifics aren't really important. The idea is whether or not you recognize hard limits on power regardless of whatever constituents or donors want
The "whatever archaic stuff is in there" is the actual compact between the government and the people. It's the single, tenuous thread that makes bearable being born into a legal regime you had no say in creating or shaping. Pushing it aside when inconvenient debases politics and makes it impossible for people to explore what is right and wrong in society, and how to change things. It's also authoritarian to unilaterally change the compact out of convenience
You seem to mean well, and I wouldn't recommend that you ever get legal training. Con law in particular is a total fraud. But part of the reason things are falling apart is because of the malleability of "reality." We need to turn away from that instead of leaning into it
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5863212&forum_id=2...id#49881407)
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Date: May 11th, 2026 3:18 PM Author: a rich inner world (luis)
oomox tp's return as a Jewish Anti-Zionist poster is a 180 development.
I've felt sympathy for the palestinians since i started reading about Israel-Palestine at age 18. Back then, I remember going to a screening of a documentary called "occupation 101" on campus, which was mostly about how the occupation of gaza and the west bank impacted palestinians iirc. After the screening, there was a Q&A panel led by some professors and a bunch of angry unhinged Zionists from some jewish student organization showed up to scream at the panel about how anti-semitic and wrong it was to screen a movie critical of Israel. lol. Decided to avoid talking about the topic with most people IRL after that.
The Gaza Genocide made me speak up about it more IRL, and i even strained a few IRL relationships but who cares.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5863212&forum_id=2...id#49880277)
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Date: May 11th, 2026 4:18 PM Author: oomox
180000 history of solidarity. I'm so sorry that that group of fucking psychos succeeded in silencing you for a while. Yes I've also been loud as fuck about it IRL since the genocide and it's definitely worth the people I've alienated.
I wish I'd known earlier. I had never thought about Israel in my life, let alone what they were doing to their neighbors. I had the vague impression that they were bad in some way because I remembered early on in college meeting someone who said they were Jewish but didn't support Israel. I just never had much interest in world affairs so I never looked into wtf they were talking about. I had zero knowledge of the history, not even the idea that it was established as a Jewish state after the Holocaust, let alone the fact that it was stolen land. I just thought of it as a place where Jewish people lived; the possibility that it was an ethnostate never occurred to me.
I'm embarrassed to admit to my ignorance but at least I'm thankful I didn't grow up with Jewish culture brainwashing me about the "state" of "Israel." I've mentioned this here before but my mom told me a couple years ago that in Hebrew school they taught them songs about how Israel was an empty desert and then Jews came and made it fertile and built a thriving culture. That's the story they tell Jewish kids, that it was "a land without people for a people without a land." I'd sent her a clip of an interview with Ben Cohen of Ben & Jerry's (180000 anti-Israel Jew) where he described that propaganda. She confirmed that she was taught the same thing and linked some songs. I asked her when she found out that it was stolen land and there were 750,000 Palestinians there that they displaced or murdered. All she wrote was "recently" so I think it might have been just then.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5863212&forum_id=2...id#49880440) |
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