States don't have "rights", people do. I don't support any state's power to take away any human's rights. And bootlickers who do shouldn't have the chance to act out their fascistic fantasies
It's reasonable to believe that a blanket ban on data centers constitutes a regulatory taking, and therefore run afoul of people's property rights. A data center doesn't pose some unreasonable risk to the public interest to justify this degree of action.
And abolishing ICE! Why should states be forced to host armies they don't agree with?
Strange that suddenly they don’t seem to like this concept so much anymore :)
“I support the right of $state to ban $thing”
Wait, not like that!
States don't have "rights", people do. I don't support any state's power to take away any human's rights. And bootlickers who do shouldn't have the chance to act out their fascistic fantasies
It's reasonable to believe that a blanket ban on data centers constitutes a regulatory taking, and therefore run afoul of people's property rights. A data center doesn't pose some unreasonable risk to the public interest to justify this degree of action.
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> I don't support any state's power to take away any human's rights.
Absolutely agreed. Which is why I'm firmly against Maine's proposal here
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