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  • rather than just being normal and evaluating the law on ‘does it seem normal or moral to ban this’

    This is the job of the legislature. To make law based on norms and morals, as well as a dozen other factors.

    almost like ConStITuTUiOnALiTy is a dumb fucking way validate the law

    The job of the judiciary is to rule based on what the various laws say, which obviously includes the Constitution.

    Do you really want the judiciary ignoring the law and legislating from the bench? Remember, your preferred group isn’t the one in the majority.









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    It appears to be nothing more than a reckless gesture to piss off the Russians.

    What is Russia going to do, invade Ukraine?

    Ukraine has been firing Himars, Storm Shadows and other Western supplied weapons into Russia — primarily Belgorod and Crimea

    1. Crimea is occupied Ukrainian territory, not Russian territory

    2. Ukraine was not firing HIMARS-based missiles, Storm Shadows, and other Western supplied weapons into Belgorod. That is the whole policy change here. No longer is Ukraine expected to just take punches and be barred from shooting at the aggressor. Now they can use western supplied weapons to destroy Russian assets in Russia.




  • Hydrofoils have never taken off outside of tiny niches. Changing the propulsion from gas to electric does nothing for any of the advantages or disadvantages of hydrofoils other than making the disadvantage of ‘the boat must be as light as possible’ even worse.

    A ferry is also one of the worst applications for a hydrofoil possible. Underwater debris like grass is a much larger problem and they have a massively increased draft when traveling at slow speed. Both of these are most acute when when pulling into dock near a shoreline…to ferry things.