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Congress passes a law against machine guns, which Americans want. SCOTUS writes a 19 page technical ruling allowing gun owners to circumvent federal law.
#SCOTUS is bought; corrupted, illegitimate. It must be expanded to be considered legitimate again.
#bump #stocks #legal #again #thanks #corrupt #court #UncleClarence #Thomas #Alito #Roberts #impeach & #remove #UncleThomas #ExpandTheCourt #expand #illegitimate #regain #USA #respect #gun #rights #over #public #safety scotusblog.com/2024/06/supreme

SCOTUSblog · Supreme Court strikes down bump stock ban - SCOTUSblogThe Supreme Court on Friday struck down a rule that banned bump stocks, issued by the Trump administration after a 2017 mass shooting at a concert in Las Vegas. By a vote of 6-3, the justices rejected the federal government’s argument that rifles equipped with bump stocks are machine guns, which are
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Sean Fenian

https://www.theregister.com/2023/10/31/fcc_broadband_subsidies/

"The US Federal Communications Commission (#FCC) has authorized more than $18 billion to be paid to #carriers to #expand #rural #broadband."
Based on the results of PAST such subsides, of course, the $64,000 question — or rather, the $18 billion question — is whether carriers will actually do anything after they pocket the money. If carriers had actually built the infrastructure they promised to build out in return for past subsidies, the entire US would have a robust broadband infrastructure already.

And if we had some ham, we could have ham and eggs, if we had any eggs.
The Register · FCC throws an $18B bone to rural broadbandBy Richard Speed
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