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intotheheart
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PassiveAce
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SpiritoftheTunA
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lost vikings is getting a nerf soon but i bet he'll still be around 50% wr or something | ||
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intotheheart
Canada33091 Posts
On June 26 2015 23:48 PassiveAce wrote: interested to see what the alabama supreme court does after this since its chief justice declared a few months ago that alabama doesnt have to follow rulings from the federal supreme court rofl How does your country work? Are individual States in the United States really granted that much autonomy? | ||
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Plansix
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On June 26 2015 23:48 PassiveAce wrote: interested to see what the alabama supreme court does after this since its chief justice declared a few months ago that alabama doesnt have to follow rulings from the federal supreme court rofl They will whine and cry, just like when the court forced them to desegregate schools. On June 26 2015 23:49 IntoTheheart wrote: How does your country work? Are individual States in the United States really granted that much autonomy? Fuck no, but idiot state judges like to act like they can do whatever they want. When the Supreme Court rules, its final. Then comes the denial phase where states cry about being forced to be not human garbage. | ||
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SKC
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SpiritoftheTunA
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On June 26 2015 23:49 IntoTheheart wrote: How does your country work? Are individual States in the United States really granted that much autonomy? that itself has been a subject of debate | ||
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goody153
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but i'm gonna abandon every online game i played for a while once we can play (when i mean play i mean play conveniently not with all the bugs and shit) custom games on dota 2 like vampirism | ||
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PassiveAce
United States18076 Posts
On June 26 2015 23:49 IntoTheheart wrote: How does your country work? Are individual States in the United States really granted that much autonomy? not THAT much. if the federal supreme court tells a state they have to do something, they have to do it. but for smaller issues, states have a good deal of autonomy. for example, marijuana is legal or decriminalized in a lot of states but still illegal under federal law. but now that the supreme court has ruled that gay marriage is a constitutional right, all of those southern states are gonna have to fall in line. | ||
BluemoonSC
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On June 26 2015 23:48 Sn0_Man wrote: i mean the game doesn't function without 100-0 burst mages cuz u also have 0-100 burst healers nice p2w = problem solved ya but because you don't get a drafting mode you don't know that you'll have someone pick a healer OR that they will build as a healer. but whatever, i only play super casually and win like 75% of my games so im not gonna complain too much | ||
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intotheheart
Canada33091 Posts
On June 26 2015 23:52 PassiveAce wrote: not THAT much. if the federal supreme court tells a state they have to do something, they have to do it. but for smaller issues, states have a good deal of autonomy. for example, marijuana is legal or decriminalized in a lot of states but still illegal under federal law. but now that the supreme court has ruled that gay marriage is a constitutional right, all of those southern states are gonna have to fall in line. Granted it won't stop some of the States from trying to fight the constitution regardless, no? | ||
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Sn0_Man
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Plansix
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On June 26 2015 23:55 IntoTheheart wrote: Granted it won't stop some of the States from trying to fight the constitution regardless, no? They can try, but the federal government will go HAM on them. Withhold federal money and so one. Most talk about it, but are then reminded how hard the federal government can burn them and back off. | ||
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intotheheart
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Or is the South constantly trying regardless? I'm not super familiar with US politics, despite having lived there (but I was 4-7, so you can't blame me). | ||
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dismiss
United Kingdom3341 Posts
On June 26 2015 21:43 ahswtini wrote: yeah i want one of the msi ones but that big "badge" on the lid looks superlame also lol 3 bans already in that french headchopping snackbarian thread There's a msi business series which is the same but in metal or black, might be a tad more expensive though. | ||
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PassiveAce
United States18076 Posts
On June 26 2015 23:55 IntoTheheart wrote: Granted it won't stop some of the States from trying to fight the constitution regardless, no? the last time a state refused to follow the supreme courts ruling was when alabama refused to let black kids go to white schools. iirc president kennedy responded by literally sending the military into alabama to enforce the ruling. so i wouldnt count on them trying that shit again | ||
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intotheheart
Canada33091 Posts
On June 26 2015 23:57 PassiveAce wrote: the last time a state refused to follow the supreme courts ruling was when alabama refused to let black kids go to white schools. iirc president kennedy responded by literally sending the military into alabama to enforce the ruling. so i wouldnt count on them trying that shit again That's pretty cool. I wish interesting stuff like that happened where I lived. Be neat to see that sort of thing happen, although probably not very practical. | ||
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goody153
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Plansix
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On June 26 2015 23:57 IntoTheheart wrote: It surely wouldn't happen over this, right? Or is the South constantly trying regardless? I'm not super familiar with US politics, despite having lived there (but I was 4-7, so you can't blame me). As Passive said, they can but there is like zero chance of them doing it. That isn't' the hill they are going to decide to die on. The bigots who are against gay marriage are not a big enough demographic for it to be a good idea and they will get burned hard. | ||
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PassiveAce
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