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Date: 20/7/11 11:29 (UTC)
No, it allows the government to take action.

No, it doesn't. The 5th amendment is a restriction of government, not an enabler.

Also, what? Private firms can deprive you of life?

Also different.

Not only this, there's a phrase: "inter-state commerce covers everything." It means pretty much means government is granted the power to regulate.

Sure, but that phrase doesn't exist in the Constitution. The government, Constitutionally, cannot touch local food matters.
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