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In reply to the discussion: Texas Supreme Court denies request to save beach from SpaceX [View all]

nuxvomica

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5. It's that stubborn enforcement problem again
Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)
Sun Jun 21, 2026, 09:37 AM
23 hrs ago

The law is on the books but somehow can't be enforced, just like Alito's decision on the 14th Amendment. This is a dangerous tactic.

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Texas Supreme Court denies request to save beach from SpaceX [View all] BumRushDaShow Yesterday OP
so--my translation is that ONLY the Tx government can destroy the beach, its animals, its water, riversedge Yesterday #1
In other words... OldBaldy1701E Yesterday #2
Live in a circus, expect elephant shit... displacedvermoter Yesterday #3
Ooooooh, that's a GOOD one! calimary 18 hrs ago #9
Every decision from tex-ASS leaders is violently political wolfie001 Yesterday #4
It's that stubborn enforcement problem again nuxvomica 23 hrs ago #5
Without an effective enforcement mechanism, laws aren't worth the paper they're written on dlk 21 hrs ago #6
Boy, I bet Elon was really sweating it there. SergeStorms 20 hrs ago #7
About the only sweatin' that sumabitch does in Texas, is when he walks from his limo to his office peppertree 18 hrs ago #8
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