Re:Amazon joins companies arguing US labor board is unconsti...
by 1letterunixname on Saturday February 17, 2024 @02:34PM
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It's a magical religion used to rationalize whatever position a speaker wants to push. Appeal to dead revered authority's supposed intent fallacy. Instead, we should be honest, wise, cautious, aware of history, and principled about the needs and concerns now and for the future that diverged significantly due to differences in technology and geopolitics while human nature hasn't changed all that much. American politics are definitely more corrupt, less educated, less principled, and more divided than any point apart from the 1840's.
Re:Amazon joins companies arguing US labor board is unconsti...
by paulddraper on Monday February 19, 2024 @03:04AM
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The writers of the Constitution and the people who democratically ratified their product.
The Constitution is absolutely open to change via democratic means, but in absence of that, it is the democratic product of the people.
Re:Amazon joins companies arguing US labor board is unconsti...
by AndrewKemendo on Thursday February 22, 2024 @12:07AM
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Tell me again who could vote for this document?
I swore an oath to defend that cloth multiple times and at this point it’s not clear that it holds up to 21st century scrutiny for being the kind of governing document we would create, should we have an opportunity to do so.