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Tax the Back off i’ve got enough to deal with today without having to make your death shirt hell out of the church, tax them until there is only pennies for their hate projectsI am incensed that they are willing to kill already born persons but not fetuses. Sign up to march, and join or start a local circle for the national march 10 2 at Let’s get organized. These people should have thought this through before so flagrantly breaking United States law.

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This law tells its citizens that Back off i’ve got enough to deal with today without having to make your death shirt ok to spy on your neighbors and turn them in for money. I heard that the pro life texas govdlerment just passed a law makimg it permissable for people to open carry handguns with no training or permit so i and people also say without background checks either Sounds really pro life. They are also making it really hard for poor and vulnerable people to vote I believe many from the state will be attending the PROFA meeting in Washington later this month.

Laws like it would subvert the Back off i’ve got enough to deal with today without having to make your death shirt enforcement role and it absolutely threatens the constitutional rights of many separate groups of individuals. But folks don’t want to have that conversation eitherNot sure why everyone keeps saying this approach is somehow new or novel. Allowing unconstitutional behavior to be enforced by private parties through a state’s court system has long held to be a form of state action subject to constitutional scrutiny.

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1 (1948), ruled that Back off i’ve got enough to deal with today without having to make your death shirt land covenants could not be enforced in state court because to do so would be intolerable unconstitutional state action. In other words, if you sold property restricting ownership of property to white Christians, the Supreme Court ruled that no one could go to court to enforce that covenant. And in that case there was no state statute, enforcement of the covenants was purely a matter of state court caselaw.

Here, Texas has made a law bestowing the Back off i’ve got enough to deal with today without having to make your death shirt of the state on these “private attorney generals” to sue other private citizens over conduct that doesn’t affect them personally (they otherwise would have no standing to sue). Not sure why it seems as though everyone in the media is unaware of this precedent. We have no doubt that there has been state action in these cases in the full and complete sense of the phrase.