CA does not need more laws and "regulation". It's got plenty. I had two _very_ nice police officers (near the AZ border) explain it to me last time I got pulled

CA does not need more laws and "regulation". It's got plenty. I had two _very_ nice police officers (near the AZ border) explain it to me last time I got pulled over there: Officer: See this? (pointing to a banned inanimate object) Me: yes. Officer: That's fun. You cant have it in CA. Me: oh. Sorry. (not sure yet what is going to happen, it could have gotten very expensive) Officer: See that? (pointing to another banned inanimate object), that's fun too. Can you have it in CA? Me: I dont know? Officer2: It's fun right? Me: yes... Officer2: Then you cant have it in CA. It went on like that for awhile. Surreal experience. My point is that free speech is next (incrementally of course, starting with records restrictions similar to GDPR). They already passed a (totally unconstitutional) law punishing some people if they use the wrong pronoun.