The idea that states should have some of their own industrial/consumer negotiating-power/say is very very new. Interesting to see it kicking in, happening in bi

The idea that states should have some of their own industrial/consumer negotiating-power/say is very very new. Interesting to see it kicking in, happening in bits & bobs, but also so slow. And so many states just make up total horseshit as they please, running afoul of good sense & lacking any limitations. Books being challenged and banned, wild social media laws bossing companies around as they please all sort of wild shit trying desperately desperately to re-aasert itself after a Manifesto fo Cyberspace era has begun to offend particular people in their state. All it takes is one or two absolutely off the wall federal court rulings to totally upturn the cart & lay bedlam to how stuff can get made. The state based system is interesting, but over it all is some federal judges picking what they please decisions to make basically immutable & un-upturnable.