I'd argue it is going unenforced at a state level, but I also argue that you are right, about the AG not marching in to take over any state he pleases. The leaders of these states don't want the help. They would rather their big cities burn. Why stop them from their harikari?
"Because some of us pedes live there too! REEEEEEEEEEEEE!" - People that are unwilling to put their money where their mouth is and do something about it in their own cities/states
What does law and order mean when its goes unenforced though?
Its challenging to remain positive about the legal outlook of the country at times when there are so many instances of abuses of justice.
It isn't going unenforced. The AG just can't walk federal police into states and take over, no matter how many times you guys cry about it.
I'd argue it is going unenforced at a state level, but I also argue that you are right, about the AG not marching in to take over any state he pleases. The leaders of these states don't want the help. They would rather their big cities burn. Why stop them from their harikari?
"Because some of us pedes live there too! REEEEEEEEEEEEE!" - People that are unwilling to put their money where their mouth is and do something about it in their own cities/states