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attorney, Terry Pratchett fan, subscriber to the Sam Vimes boots theory of inequality.
👤 Joined on 07 November 2024
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I won a gavel at Model Congress using my pocket Constitution, though
Show PostThe moment of "just say it, everyone knows the answer" is so good, that's when poor Tommy's soul leaves his body (though I don't think he knows it, even now)
Show PostAnd importantly, yeah, Congress is different. No one disputes that, for example, Congress *could* revoke section 230 and nuke the open Internet as we know it, and investigating how tech companies are using that editorial shield is obviously within their legislative remit
Show PostThat are applicable to congress?? Or other legislatures? Executive agencies and state AG offices are different beasts as the context of their investigations are enforcement of criminal/civil penalties. Legislatures investigate to figures out what new laws they should write and thus have freer hands
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