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Re:Are the Great Lakes really inland seas? by ceejayoz on Thursday April 28, 2022 @09:50AM (#31192428)
> Politically brighter Congressmen might see such a repeal not as a one-off special event, but instead as a precedent for further "inter-state resource raids".

You could say the same about Texas's abortion private bounty hunting bill. Doesn't seem to have stopped them.

Re:Are the Great Lakes really inland seas? by rustybelt on Thursday April 28, 2022 @06:07PM (#31198813)
State vs Federal laws, though. Totally different game. States are much more limited in their ability to pass laws that affect residents of other states.
Re:Are the Great Lakes really inland seas? by ceejayoz on Thursday April 28, 2022 @06:30PM (#31199037)
The fundamental point is "legislators of all levels make short-sighted decisions that will bite them in the ass later".
Re:Are the Great Lakes really inland seas? by vkou on Thursday April 28, 2022 @01:57PM (#31195829)
That's because no other state has yet passed a law allowing that kind of bounty hunting of Texas political bodies.
Re:Are the Great Lakes really inland seas? by ceejayoz on Thursday April 28, 2022 @02:49PM (#31196611)
Right, but despite that being the obvious response - California's already talking about doing the same approach against guns - it didn't stop Texas from doing the stupid thing in the first place.

The same may be true for water wars.