Fun With Commerce

Hat tip, Mr. Lyles.

Fafblog! presents the most lucid expounding of the Commerce Clause I've heard in the last 200 years or so.

When you hold a ball in the air it has POTENTIAL commerce. When you let it go the potential commerce turns into KINETIC commerce, which makes it faaaaalllllll through the air! It is caught by Congress or gravity. Classroom Learning Challenge: Levy a tariff on the ball before it hits the ground!


Special Bonus Commerce PARADOX! A cat is in a box. According to quantum mechanics, it is neither bought nor sold. Instead it is a cat commerce waveform sold in all possible states at the same time until it is confiscated and destroyed by the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Cats...


Extra Credit Nature Koan: If a tree falls in the forest, and no one is around, and Antonin Scalia doesn't like it, can we ban it?


Yes.

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Fun with commerce Thanks to

Fun with commerce
Thanks to Scott Scheule at Cattalarchy, I've been exposed to the strange world of Fafblog. Last week, Fafblog provided a whole new perspective on the Raich decision: The Wonderful World of Commerce! "Insolent pot!" says Giblets. "Be more vendible!"