No, he did try to do that. He just set the payment point super far in the future so the Supreme Court had plenty of time to block it. Because they’re also just conservative tools who will rule based on their personal political preferences rather than the law.

He didn’t do it well, but Biden (presumably after considerable lobbying by progressives) did at least try to exercise that power that was given to him explicitly by law. The SC just made up a new doctrine to say “the text of the law doesn’t matter if we feel like it”.

Lawyers for the preservation group accused the White House of trying to “outrun the courts” by accelerating construction.

And Roberts said “on it”.

He claims his home country has no problems so he conveniently doesn’t need to get off his couch. He’s not even an activist. He’s very confident that the process works.

Literally none of them do. You don’t live in a representative utopia, you just don’t want to have to do the things you tell other people to do.

Ok, so if the US is that bad and your government isn’t cutting off trade and sanctioning it. Why aren’t you making them? Are they treating immigrants with the dignity and respect they deserve? Are they serving the people rather than the elite?

Your government probably hasn’t even killed any protesters, so changing these things should be easier than fighting against a police state. The people are responsible for their government and I don’t know any utopias.

Oh you went to a protest against a foreign nation! Wow! What courage! Your country is undoubtedly doing something shitty, even if just being complicit. I don’t remember any countries declaring sanctions against the US. You’re comfortable in it being “good enough” because actually taking on a national government is dangerous. When faced with potential life in prison or execution by government agents and you step up to the line, then you can really tell us what you would do. It’s easy to say you’d give your life to a cause from a keyboard.

“Straight back to India!”