It'll distract us from the war and gas price caused inflation.

How about a Muppet babies version. All the characters you love, but they are toddlers.

No Tom Bombadil, so not the real deal.

Legislature and Executive branches intentionally hamstring our institutions because some key people in power want to raid the wealth of our nation and bring about the downfall of our society.

We did capture Iran's drone (Shahed-136) and copied it as a cheap drone with practical use. So if we can snag a few hyper sonic missiles we might make those too if they are any good.

It means a military outfit. Well-regulated as in training and discipline. Not a bunch of yokels showing up to show off their new guns to their buddies.

But SCOTUS re-interpretes the 2A in part because of the 14A. So we have no one to blame but ourselves for the muddiness of the amendment. We had 250 years to fix it and we never bothered.

2A folks want an unregulated militia. Which is quite possible to have, they'd have to amend the Constitution first if that's what they want.

Flexing your arsenal is pretty standard practice for these aggressive, territorial nations.

That's just how a corporate controlled system wants it. Fight every thing in court, when you have an army of high-paid lawyers up against public servants on a much more limited salary. Frankly we should not be surprised that an agency that is charged with regulating business does not actually have any authority to regulate business.

I am generally happy when my individual rights are respected. But I don't equate corporations to being individuals or deserving of the same rights. I don't even consider innocent until proven guilty to matter when dealing with a commercial organization in a civil matter. They certainly have some right to appeal decisions, but forcing every attempt at regulation into a court case is designed to cripple our institutions and waste taxpayer money.

In 10-20 years we'll have politicians telling us how expensive and ineffective regulations now and convince us taxpayers to de-fund them. It's all planned as part of a slow slide into corporate kleptocracy.

When you all wake up, you'll be wondering where you country went. It's gone in the same direction it has been aimed at for 50 years, you just made excuses on the entire trip.

P.S. Your analogy is nonsense. I'm not sure what you're try say by comparing apples to oranges. The concepts are legally quite different. and the purposes of the two are agencies (local law enforcement and a federal regulatory agency) are wildly different.

You're the meat, and deceptive advertising is the lure.

Anyway

Do better next time.

Long ago, when I was a kid, living at my grandmother's on what the post office referred to as a "rural route" rather than a street number . They'd have part timers that would drive the groceries out to a few of the rural areas. But the amount you'd have to tip the bag boy to make it worth their while was really not practical for most families. I don't see running a drone business out in the rural areas as long as people all own SUVs.

I used to live over by Alum Rock park, so I'm more familiar with the north end of town. But I still drive over the hill to play disc golf at Hellyer park, which for me means I have to go right past the Costco in Cambrian park and then almost past the Costco in Santa Teresa. (depending on which way I take). I mostly left SJ because it would take me 15-60 minutes to commute home from work (Santa Clara), just checked and Google predicts a 22-50 minute commute for 6pm. Kind of gave up on the area because the traffic and impractical public transportation, people can't even get to Costco in the South Bay when there is one every 15 miles.

Paying more taxes and creating more debt to have less infrastructure and less proof against global petroleum market instability. From the brilliant mind of a Wharton School economics graduate.