You DID defend a hypothetical argument. You provided a legislation act you claimed as a basis granting them power to do this… even though they used a completely different act.
You are now trying to shift the argument to an irrelevant point. “Oh I’m just saying does it matter who told you to get it if you still had to get it.” That’s patently stupid as hell since the issue is if an entity is forcing you to do something while not having the power to do so, and then an entity which has actually been granted that power by SCOTUS rulings says no you don’t have to do that, then your non sequitur hot take that your trying to shift to is irrelevant. It absolutely matters whom is forcing you to get it once the entities have competing stances and you know it.
Edit: and it pleases me that my emojis are having the desired effect. Here have another