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What is it The Keeper always says?
Facebook has a series of TV commercials out featuring 20-somethings calling for internet regulations since they haven't changed since they were born in 1996. Among the messages the spots share:
We support updated internet regulations including elections.
Noting what their "fact checkers" disallow on challenges to last November's "results," what do you think they're trying to get the state to circle wagons around?
How curious: "Comments" are turned off.
So much for the mission statement the corporation proffers to induce investors.
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How special if BATFE?
Can you imagine if the FAA said there were too many airlines, flying too many passengers?
Can you imagine if the AMA said there were too many hospitals, doctors and/or nurses?
Can you imagine if the FDA said there were too many pharmaceutical companies?
Can you imagine if the ABA said we have too many lawyers? (Well, OK, that one I could agree with! )
Well, BATFE says there are too many gun manufacturers, too many wholesalers, too many retailers, selling to too many ordinary Americans. And damn few people even pause to consider. That's how special BATFE is!
"Can you imagine if the FAA said there were too many airlines, flying too many passengers?"
Well, sure. That's precisely what they did, until "airline deregulation" in 1978. Deregulation caused a market sector miracle.
https://simpleflying.com/airline-deregulation-united-states/
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