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]]> By: MikeO http://bighollywood.breitbart.com/mmandaville/2009/07/25/the-stamp-of-revolutionagain/comment-page-1/#comment-613870 MikeO Mon, 27 Jul 2009 22:38:50 +0000 http://bighollywood.breitbart.com/?p=189742#comment-613870 Everything becomes interstate commerce. That is my point exactly. That is the way that the feds want it. one can argue farting is engaging in international commerce, farts to global warming Please leave AlGore out of this one. LOL. gets too ridiculous to legally contemplate very quickly. Just the way that the Feds want it. Everything becomes interstate commerce.
That is my point exactly. That is the way that the feds want it.

one can argue farting is engaging in international commerce, farts to global warming
Please leave AlGore out of this one. LOL.

gets too ridiculous to legally contemplate very quickly.
Just the way that the Feds want it.

]]> By: kadaka http://bighollywood.breitbart.com/mmandaville/2009/07/25/the-stamp-of-revolutionagain/comment-page-1/#comment-613810 kadaka Mon, 27 Jul 2009 22:28:31 +0000 http://bighollywood.breitbart.com/?p=189742#comment-613810 Like the National ID cards they were pressing for after 9/11 and the Republicans got hammered for it? In the UK they are <a href="http:\/\/en.wikipedia.org\/wiki\/National_identity_card_\(United_Kingdom\)" target="_blank">trying to get them as well</a>, the big backers being the Labour (big government) Party. You know, the ones going down in flames right now? Good amount of outcry about those cards, and the recent "expense scandal" sealed their fate. The preview of how that will go over here can be seen over there, except we are more wolf than sheep, and will beat the liberals with the same sticks they used against the Republicans if they dare to try it. I would have to know more about "no judicial review," but I do know one thing. The liberals are saying <i>nothing</i> against the trial lawyers. If it deals with patients complaining about their lack of care who need someone to "valiantly defend their rights," woe to those liberal politicians who stand between lawyers and their meal tickets Like the National ID cards they were pressing for after 9/11 and the Republicans got hammered for it? In the UK they are trying to get them as well, the big backers being the Labour (big government) Party. You know, the ones going down in flames right now? Good amount of outcry about those cards, and the recent "expense scandal" sealed their fate. The preview of how that will go over here can be seen over there, except we are more wolf than sheep, and will beat the liberals with the same sticks they used against the Republicans if they dare to try it.

I would have to know more about "no judicial review," but I do know one thing. The liberals are saying nothing against the trial lawyers. If it deals with patients complaining about their lack of care who need someone to "valiantly defend their rights," woe to those liberal politicians who stand between lawyers and their meal tickets

]]> By: kadaka http://bighollywood.breitbart.com/mmandaville/2009/07/25/the-stamp-of-revolutionagain/comment-page-1/#comment-613814 kadaka Mon, 27 Jul 2009 22:28:31 +0000 http://bighollywood.breitbart.com/?p=189742#comment-613814 Like the National ID cards they were pressing for after 9/11 and the Republicans got hammered for it? In the UK they are <a href="http:\/\/en.wikipedia.org\/wiki\/National_identity_card_\(United_Kingdom\)" target="_blank">trying to get them as well</a>, the big backers being the Labour (big government) Party. You know, the ones going down in flames right now? Good amount of outcry about those cards, and the recent "expense scandal" sealed their fate. The preview of how that will go over here can be seen over there, except we are more wolf than sheep, and will beat the liberals with the same sticks they used against the Republicans if they dare to try it. I would have to know more about "no judicial review," but I do know one thing. The liberals are saying <i>nothing</i> against the trial lawyers. If it deals with patients complaining about their lack of care who need someone to "valiantly defend their rights," woe to those liberal politicians who stand between lawyers and their meal tickets Like the National ID cards they were pressing for after 9/11 and the Republicans got hammered for it? In the UK they are trying to get them as well, the big backers being the Labour (big government) Party. You know, the ones going down in flames right now? Good amount of outcry about those cards, and the recent "expense scandal" sealed their fate. The preview of how that will go over here can be seen over there, except we are more wolf than sheep, and will beat the liberals with the same sticks they used against the Republicans if they dare to try it.

I would have to know more about "no judicial review," but I do know one thing. The liberals are saying nothing against the trial lawyers. If it deals with patients complaining about their lack of care who need someone to "valiantly defend their rights," woe to those liberal politicians who stand between lawyers and their meal tickets

]]> By: kadaka http://bighollywood.breitbart.com/mmandaville/2009/07/25/the-stamp-of-revolutionagain/comment-page-1/#comment-613818 kadaka Mon, 27 Jul 2009 22:28:31 +0000 http://bighollywood.breitbart.com/?p=189742#comment-613818 Like the National ID cards they were pressing for after 9/11 and the Republicans got hammered for it? In the UK they are <a href="http:\/\/en.wikipedia.org\/wiki\/National_identity_card_\(United_Kingdom\)" target="_blank">trying to get them as well</a>, the big backers being the Labour (big government) Party. You know, the ones going down in flames right now? Good amount of outcry about those cards, and the recent "expense scandal" sealed their fate. The preview of how that will go over here can be seen over there, except we are more wolf than sheep, and will beat the liberals with the same sticks they used against the Republicans if they dare to try it. I would have to know more about "no judicial review," but I do know one thing. The liberals are saying <i>nothing</i> against the trial lawyers. If it deals with patients complaining about their lack of care who need someone to "valiantly defend their rights," woe to those liberal politicians who stand between lawyers and their meal tickets Like the National ID cards they were pressing for after 9/11 and the Republicans got hammered for it? In the UK they are trying to get them as well, the big backers being the Labour (big government) Party. You know, the ones going down in flames right now? Good amount of outcry about those cards, and the recent "expense scandal" sealed their fate. The preview of how that will go over here can be seen over there, except we are more wolf than sheep, and will beat the liberals with the same sticks they used against the Republicans if they dare to try it.

I would have to know more about "no judicial review," but I do know one thing. The liberals are saying nothing against the trial lawyers. If it deals with patients complaining about their lack of care who need someone to "valiantly defend their rights," woe to those liberal politicians who stand between lawyers and their meal tickets

]]> By: kadaka http://bighollywood.breitbart.com/mmandaville/2009/07/25/the-stamp-of-revolutionagain/comment-page-1/#comment-613822 kadaka Mon, 27 Jul 2009 22:28:31 +0000 http://bighollywood.breitbart.com/?p=189742#comment-613822 Like the National ID cards they were pressing for after 9/11 and the Republicans got hammered for it? In the UK they are <a href="http:\/\/en.wikipedia.org\/wiki\/National_identity_card_\(United_Kingdom\)" target="_blank">trying to get them as well</a>, the big backers being the Labour (big government) Party. You know, the ones going down in flames right now? Good amount of outcry about those cards, and the recent "expense scandal" sealed their fate. The preview of how that will go over here can be seen over there, except we are more wolf than sheep, and will beat the liberals with the same sticks they used against the Republicans if they dare to try it. I would have to know more about "no judicial review," but I do know one thing. The liberals are saying <i>nothing</i> against the trial lawyers. If it deals with patients complaining about their lack of care who need someone to "valiantly defend their rights," woe to those liberal politicians who stand between lawyers and their meal tickets Like the National ID cards they were pressing for after 9/11 and the Republicans got hammered for it? In the UK they are trying to get them as well, the big backers being the Labour (big government) Party. You know, the ones going down in flames right now? Good amount of outcry about those cards, and the recent "expense scandal" sealed their fate. The preview of how that will go over here can be seen over there, except we are more wolf than sheep, and will beat the liberals with the same sticks they used against the Republicans if they dare to try it.

I would have to know more about "no judicial review," but I do know one thing. The liberals are saying nothing against the trial lawyers. If it deals with patients complaining about their lack of care who need someone to "valiantly defend their rights," woe to those liberal politicians who stand between lawyers and their meal tickets

]]> By: kadaka http://bighollywood.breitbart.com/mmandaville/2009/07/25/the-stamp-of-revolutionagain/comment-page-1/#comment-613826 kadaka Mon, 27 Jul 2009 22:28:31 +0000 http://bighollywood.breitbart.com/?p=189742#comment-613826 Like the National ID cards they were pressing for after 9/11 and the Republicans got hammered for it? In the UK they are <a href="http:\/\/en.wikipedia.org\/wiki\/National_identity_card_\(United_Kingdom\)" target="_blank">trying to get them as well</a>, the big backers being the Labour (big government) Party. You know, the ones going down in flames right now? Good amount of outcry about those cards, and the recent "expense scandal" sealed their fate. The preview of how that will go over here can be seen over there, except we are more wolf than sheep, and will beat the liberals with the same sticks they used against the Republicans if they dare to try it. I would have to know more about "no judicial review," but I do know one thing. The liberals are saying <i>nothing</i> against the trial lawyers. If it deals with patients complaining about their lack of care who need someone to "valiantly defend their rights," woe to those liberal politicians who stand between lawyers and their meal tickets Like the National ID cards they were pressing for after 9/11 and the Republicans got hammered for it? In the UK they are trying to get them as well, the big backers being the Labour (big government) Party. You know, the ones going down in flames right now? Good amount of outcry about those cards, and the recent "expense scandal" sealed their fate. The preview of how that will go over here can be seen over there, except we are more wolf than sheep, and will beat the liberals with the same sticks they used against the Republicans if they dare to try it.

I would have to know more about "no judicial review," but I do know one thing. The liberals are saying nothing against the trial lawyers. If it deals with patients complaining about their lack of care who need someone to "valiantly defend their rights," woe to those liberal politicians who stand between lawyers and their meal tickets

]]> By: kadaka http://bighollywood.breitbart.com/mmandaville/2009/07/25/the-stamp-of-revolutionagain/comment-page-1/#comment-613718 kadaka Mon, 27 Jul 2009 22:06:23 +0000 http://bighollywood.breitbart.com/?p=189742#comment-613718 If you are going to take it down that fine, the small farmer down the street selling his produce right in front of his house is engaging in interstate commerce. <i>Everything</i> becomes interstate commerce. Heck, one can argue farting is engaging in inter<i>national</i> commerce, farts to global warming to crop losses to the guy in Bangladesh paying more for a bag of rice. Now put a price tag on the effects of a burrito, add in the premium for hot sauce. Point Of Sale should be the logical determinant. The multi-state company may be engaging in interstate commerce, but the money is provided by the state to the location in the state where the goods and/or services are provided so the state is not engaging in interstate commerce. If pressed and facing loss of business, I am sure the multi-state companies can spin-off separate in-state entities isolated from the main company, such is already done for tax purposes, and anything further down than those two layers of transactions gets too ridiculous to legally contemplate very quickly. If you are going to take it down that fine, the small farmer down the street selling his produce right in front of his house is engaging in interstate commerce. Everything becomes interstate commerce. Heck, one can argue farting is engaging in international commerce, farts to global warming to crop losses to the guy in Bangladesh paying more for a bag of rice. Now put a price tag on the effects of a burrito, add in the premium for hot sauce.

Point Of Sale should be the logical determinant. The multi-state company may be engaging in interstate commerce, but the money is provided by the state to the location in the state where the goods and/or services are provided so the state is not engaging in interstate commerce. If pressed and facing loss of business, I am sure the multi-state companies can spin-off separate in-state entities isolated from the main company, such is already done for tax purposes, and anything further down than those two layers of transactions gets too ridiculous to legally contemplate very quickly.

]]> By: MikeO http://bighollywood.breitbart.com/mmandaville/2009/07/25/the-stamp-of-revolutionagain/comment-page-1/#comment-612726 MikeO Mon, 27 Jul 2009 19:07:59 +0000 http://bighollywood.breitbart.com/?p=189742#comment-612726 OMG OMG

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