We were in an old-school barracks that was one long room with two smaller rooms normally reserved for NCOs. I was there highest ranking person in the barracks, but seeing as none of us were NCOs, I didn't throw my rank around, and I didn't mind someone taking the NCO rooms. This guy was in an NCO room. The next…

He had never indicated in any way prior to this that he was anything but a person who could do the right thing. 

Let me introduce you to the mods that already made this happen. 

My favorite faction is the faction that didn't waste money on Fallout 76.

Billboard charts use an outdated system that gives low-density areas more pull than individuals? 

No, it comes down to you being so stupid you don’t understand the difference between respecting a right to have an opinion and respecting an opinion.

What about the opinion of the Klansman that believes the black girl down the street should be violently raped and lynched?

You made the claim. You back it up.

“All of them.” Says the person who cannot point to one instance of removing a regulation and improving safety. Good job.

So, what product is rendered more safe by less regulation?

What regulations in specific don't work? I'm still waiting. 

That’s a great example of regulations not being enforced. I’m glad you agree that the bridge building should’ve had more regulatory oversight.

And you don’t understand that I’m asking for an example of a product that is safer without regulation than with it. If you think Boeing doesn’t test their products, then you should really look into how they build their planes. What happened to the 737 MAX is an example of what happens when regulations aren’t enforced,…

What regulations, specifically, make things more unsafe? I’m interested to know. What regulation made the 737 MAX more unsafe? Or just any product in general?

That is one advantage. Though I’ll trade faster heating for faster changes in cooking temperature any day.

So, without regulation, Boeing would just be better for no reason at all?

I know what you wrote, and I understood it. My point is that this is always what happens whenever someone listens to people on the internet. They will always use it as an example later on. This isn't the first time, and it won't be the last. 

Okay. But how would less regulation have prevented the crashes?

But you said regulators weren’t doing their job. What specifically about the regulations was bad?

Hi, I know it's your first day on the internet, but in reference to your cloud-yelling, I'd refer you to the entire fucking internet.