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Originally posted by Forever_frost View PostWhat is being traded? Are states taxing each other's internet as it comes into their state? If not, the document states it's a 10th amendment issue. If you wish the federal government to have jurisdiction, please call an Article 5.
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Originally posted by YALE View PostHow is it not regulating trade among states? Again, if you don't like what they're doing, lobby your rep, or file a lawsuit. If it flies, it flies. My money is on it getting thrown out.
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Originally posted by Magnus View PostCan someone change Frost's name to "The Constitution", or does the board need at least a 2/3's vote to do that?
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Charter has me just above the average Republic of Moldova-ian, but well below the average Romanian.
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Can someone change Frost's name to "The Constitution", or does the board need at least a 2/3's vote to do that?
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Originally posted by Forever_frost View PostIs this regulating trade among the several states? If it's not, it falls under the 10th amendment. The federal government has no authority.
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Originally posted by Strychnine View PostToday
Also sounds like a monopoly needs to broken up again
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Originally posted by YALE View PostIt is amazingly simple. It reads, "among the several states." It doesn't say, "prohibits states from taxing each other." That has more to do with the General Usage Clause of Article I. It doesn't say, "can't regulate the internet."
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Today
- AT&T Inc on Wednesday raised pressure on the U.S. telecom regulator's work on new "net neutrality" rules, saying it would stop investing in new high-speed Internet connections in 100 U.S. cities until the Web traffic rules are settled.
We can't go out and invest that kind of money deploying fiber to 100 cities not knowing under what rules those investments will be governed," Stephenson [at&t ceo] said at an analyst conference.
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Originally posted by Forever_frost View PostIt was written so that even the farmers of the day could understand it. It is in English and simple. It doesn't need or permit interpretation.
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