Good points and good discussion.As a Nation we share commonalities, for example, I see minimum standards for education, voter rights, freedom of religion, and disallowed discrimination in a business opened to the public, all dictated by a Federal standards.
But when it comes to things like consumer products for sale, I don’t see it has a roll for the State to remove items from the market place because, they control monopolistic access to a commodity. Regulation has a place (example different speed limits) but overdoing it would be if the State exercises a monopoly and removes products from the market place for lack of shelf space or some other arbitrary reason. Analogy previously made: in a State with State owned car dealership monopolies, they decide to only offer Teslas and Humvees for sale. This would be wrong.
I’ll get back on topic now.![]()
What's funny is this is exactly why we have the politics we do - there are these ideological differences!
Back on to topic as well (sorry for the digression).