RE: Regulation passed the House
I see folks are griping about the stuff the US Executive Branch is doing,
but as I pointed out a dozen pages ago,
rather than complain about the lame (and unamerican) precedents being set these days
we should harness the stupidity they have laid out, and use it to further our own goals-
If the government is taking lower law writers (like states) to court, declaring they need to stay out of even legislating over stuff the feds claim is their domain (like say... I dont know, could be maybe like the border or something)... then we should get in on a piece of that action
by taking local law writers to court
when they try to legislate over stuff in the FAA's domain (like say... What goes on in the NAS).
We might as well get some benefit from them lame precedents being set.
Speaking of taking government to court,
seems nobody is too interested in what IRA posted
about the FAA 'inspecting" a model field that was under congress' protection.
Guess you guys talk a good game just to argue againts folks on the internet,
but when its time for demanding justice for models
you guys balk, shy away, and pretend the federales didnt just do an unlawful act against us