College Recruitment for the Military Protection Bill

[TomC]

So, by state, do you mean "region" or "government" in general? I'm a little unclear; it seems like this bill is saying that schools fully funded by the regional/state governments (as opposed to the federal) are subject to federal regulations.

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So, is this a constitutional amendment?

[TomC]

So, since it says "United States military," does it have any effect on Atlasia at all?

[TomC]

Et tu, Gabu?

[TomC]

Public institutions can all the time refuse to let in other insitutions.  I don't see public universities being allowed throughout military bases!  This bill holds the military in higher regard than the university!  The larger the military you have, the more expensive to the taxpayer.  Assuming I didn't miss some change between the U.S. and Atlasia, Atlasia has nukes, cruise missiles, and tanks.  You don't need many people to operate those and we shouldn't be needing to use those much either.

That may be one of, if not the most, uninformed post ever posted on this forum.

Your proposition is useless unless you propose that our only possible response to any military incident is to A. lob cruise missiles or B. fire nuclear missiles at the enemy.

No, I'm just saying a smaller military would make more sense.  We don't need it to be so large.

This should not be about the military. It should be about the sovereignty of the regions.

[TomC]

As I have continually stated there would be nothing constitutionally wrong with this bill if it stated that the federal government would defund such institutions however by expressly prohibiting the actions of regionally controlled public universities this becomes unconstitutional.

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[TomC]

Is it legally mandated that it stay open?

Senate rules state that a vote may last for a maximum of 7 days.

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Those statements are of no legal effect. They may, after all, change once the justices have heard full arguments.

Very true