 So they do it on state levels, too, until it gets appealed and they're hoping there'll be a different composition or that they can bankrupt certain people. They just want to cause hassles because they let the power to government. But what Massey implicitly does is he tacitly then accepts the idea that the feds can regulate stuff that goes over state borders, which is not the way the original Interstate Commerce Clause in Article I, Section 8 was written.