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2. So a state could, say, change a tax rate on amusement parks based on its speech?

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Wed Jan 31, 2024, 04:52 PM

Jan 2024

As long as the law itself doesn't say it's retaliation.

It's constitutional to have a 3% tax on amusement parks. And it's constitutional to have a 60% tax on amusement parks. And apparently it's constitutional to switch between them for an unconstitutional purpose.

Okayyyy.

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