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But wouldn’t that also work the other way around? If so, any white supremacist or government agency could commit any atrocity and not get convicted, because the victim wasn’t protected by any laws.
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But wouldn’t that also work the other way around? If so, any white supremacist or government agency could commit any atrocity and not get convicted, because the victim wasn’t protected by any laws.
If there’s no punishment, did you really break the law?
What about galvanized steel though? You know, like traffic signs, light posts, some cars, various construction materials etc? You could use zinc in so many ways. I expect those applications would also take a lot more zinc than the pennies ever could.
People who are involved in the process of making new laws, are also the ones breaking them. There might be a slight conflict of interest, don’t you think?
Nah, it’s probably fine. What could go wrong.
Just the executive orders given during the first day sparked a bunch of lawsuits. What can you expect from the rest. Judges have their work cut out for them for years to come.
That is a good point. So, in this case, the non-citizen would be like a tourist. They have some rights too, don’t they?