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nothingshocksmeanymore Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon May-16-05 11:58 AM
Response to Reply #31
34. No, not really
Often one section of the constitution trumps another in issues especially concerning commerce.
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  -Court Strikes Down Ban on Wine Shipments brooklynite  May-16-05 09:49 AM   #0 
  - Dupe  DoveTurnedHawk   May-16-05 09:56 AM   #1 
  - (Supreme) Court Strikes Down Ban on Wine Shipments  DoveTurnedHawk   May-16-05 10:03 AM   #2 
  - Weirdest. 5-4 Majority. Ever.  DoveTurnedHawk   May-16-05 10:03 AM   #3 
  - Ya, really. What an odd set of bedfellows on that one. nt  ModRepubinPA   May-16-05 10:03 AM   #10 
  - I thought the exact same thing!!! Weird majority.  NYC2099   May-16-05 10:08 AM   #12 
  - Even odder yet.  trogdor   May-16-05 11:01 AM   #26 
  - Yahooo! Now I can get those wine shipments started again  Sabriel   May-16-05 10:03 AM   #4 
  - Clarence Thomas, champion of states' rights  Fridays Child   May-16-05 10:03 AM   #5 
  - Yeah, No Kidding  DoveTurnedHawk   May-16-05 10:03 AM   #7 
  - Why would anybody have cared if wine were bought from another state? Does  patricia92243   May-16-05 10:03 AM   #6 
  - The wholesalers....  Bridget Burke   May-16-05 10:03 AM   #8 
  - And the wholesellers pretend that they're performing the valuable function  AP   May-16-05 10:40 AM   #20 
  - It is a protectionist law  AngryAmish   May-16-05 10:03 AM   #9 
     - They should work on local laws which prohibit wine sales  KurtNYC   May-16-05 12:04 PM   #37 
        - Who should work?  AngryAmish   May-16-05 01:04 PM   #39 
  - 21st Ammendment is clear on this issue  Toots   May-16-05 10:07 AM   #11 
  - Is wine classified as an intoxicating liquor? n/t  MADem   May-16-05 10:13 AM   #14 
  - if you drink enough, yes it is  dwickham   May-16-05 10:19 AM   #17 
     - Heh, heh, I meant, in terms of gov't regulation? n/t  MADem   May-16-05 10:44 AM   #22 
        - wine status  rayofreason   May-16-05 03:54 PM   #52 
  - The overturned laws didn't forbid the sale of alcohol.  AP   May-16-05 10:42 AM   #21 
     - also a revenue protector  northzax   May-16-05 12:09 PM   #38 
        - Out-of-state vineyards may not have to pay local tax.  AngryAmish   May-16-05 01:06 PM   #40 
        - If Amazon doesn't have to do it, why should the vineyards?  AP   May-16-05 03:21 PM   #44 
        - Furthermore, wholesellers don't pay sales tax anyway, so there's no lost  AP   May-16-05 03:23 PM   #45 
           - the problem isn't the state that has the vineyard  northzax   May-16-05 03:31 PM   #48 
              - Does DC have a use tax?  AP   May-16-05 03:55 PM   #53 
                 - you mean if you bought something out of state  northzax   May-16-05 03:59 PM   #54 
                    - Many states have a use tax which you pay on out of state/internet purchase  AP   May-16-05 04:16 PM   #56 
  - Thomas can kiss my ass. Some states have laws that have nada to do  havocmom   May-16-05 10:12 AM   #13 
     - Well, you can give a toast and tell Thomas to shove it!  MADem   May-16-05 10:14 AM   #15 
     - Italian reds  havocmom   May-16-05 10:21 AM   #18 
     - It could be worse  laptoprepairguy   May-16-05 10:27 AM   #19 
        - Won't even drive through it anymore  havocmom   May-16-05 10:53 AM   #24 
           - But, but!  laptoprepairguy   May-16-05 03:29 PM   #47 
              - Hey, it's a really beatiful state.  havocmom   May-16-05 06:58 PM   #66 
  - Cigarettes next, I hope  makhno   May-16-05 10:18 AM   #16 
  - I don't think there's a restriction on cigarettes.  napi21   May-16-05 10:55 AM   #25 
     - It's easier to ship cigarettes and guns than wine  indie_voter   May-16-05 06:37 PM   #60 
  - Yay! Cause once I find something in the store I like  supernova   May-16-05 10:51 AM   #23 
  - AWESOME!!!  Rockerdem   May-16-05 11:01 AM   #27 
  - the "shipped" wine is usually more than $75 a bottle..it is delivered and  sam sarrha   May-16-05 11:43 AM   #28 
  - Maybe If You Don't Know What You're Doing  DoveTurnedHawk   May-16-05 11:51 AM   #29 
     - Best way is to visit and check your case of wine as luggage.  joeunderdog   May-16-05 08:11 PM   #67 
  - Supreme Court side with wineries (State bans on direct shipments tossed)  shawn703   May-16-05 11:58 AM   #30 
  - So is this precendent for saying that amendments are un-constitutional?  BR_Parkway   May-16-05 11:58 AM   #31 
  - No, not really  nothingshocksmeanymore   May-16-05 11:58 AM   #34 
  - I had the same thought  dbackjon   May-16-05 03:02 PM   #43 
  - Kind of interesting how the divison fell on the 5-4 court  nothingshocksmeanymore   May-16-05 11:58 AM   #32 
  - About damned time, too!  mcscajun   May-16-05 11:58 AM   #33 
  - So is that effective immediately?  lwfern   May-16-05 12:01 PM   #35 
  - This is good for NC  libnnc   May-16-05 12:03 PM   #36 
  - Are you going to the NC Wine Festival next month?  supernova   May-16-05 04:07 PM   #55 
     - Every year, we say we're gonna go  libnnc   May-16-05 04:19 PM   #57 
        - I went the second year  supernova   May-16-05 04:23 PM   #58 
  - Be Careful, this ruling still permits States to ban sales on line  happyslug   May-16-05 02:06 PM   #41 
  - Thanks for the PA info--I wondered....n/t  pacoyogi   May-16-05 02:22 PM   #42 
  - Does that include mail or phone orders?  AllegroRondo   May-16-05 04:28 PM   #59 
     - Depends on your state's law  happyslug   May-17-05 01:10 AM   #69 
        - Subsequent Research  happyslug   May-18-05 10:00 AM   #70 
  - Woohoo! Florida has a similar law. Wonder how it will affect  Pacifist Patriot   May-16-05 03:23 PM   #46 
  - SC overturns state bans on wine shipments  Charlie Brown   May-16-05 03:32 PM   #49 
  - but what about beer??  blindpig   May-16-05 03:32 PM   #50 
     - Same rationale would apply  happyslug   May-16-05 03:53 PM   #51 
  - Wine-Shipping Limits Overturned by U.S. High Court  highnooner   May-16-05 06:54 PM   #61 
  - I'm shocked! And  zidzi   May-16-05 06:54 PM   #62 
  - So, how soon can those of us in Maryland order wine?  exsoccermom   May-16-05 06:54 PM   #64 
  - Oops! I didn't see the previous thread.  highnooner   May-16-05 06:54 PM   #63 
  - Woo Hoo!  Mr.Green93   May-16-05 06:54 PM   #65 
  - ready for the punchline?  uncle ray   May-16-05 08:19 PM   #68 
 

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