Sunoverbeach wrote:Then we'd need to discuss the finer points of defining regulated vs regular
Don't listen to Brewha. He's full of 💩
"Regulated" was defined in 18th Century English as "to make regular", in other words, "consistent and properly
operated”. "Regulated" had nothing to do with additional modern definitions like politicians and bureaucrats dicktating and barking orders on a piece of paper.
Some people like to butcher words, ignoring what they meant at the time they were used, it's a tool they use to sell their presentist propaganda to mushheads.