Counterpoint: yes they should, and the SC is so wildly corrupt they might poke out their own eyes so they can't read the plain text of the Constitution, just so they can hand Trump another ghoulish day in court.

I had to develop an elaborate life story for the imaginary guy who would run across the power lines during my childhood road trips. That have no idea

"Low profit margin".

Pay no attention to the market distorting forces of regulatory loopholes and tariffs around light trucks.

Exactly, this is a broken clock being right twice a day thing. A veritable thicket of light truck regulations and tariffs, like the "chicken tax" and CAFE loophole, have kept these options out of the hands of Americans for decades. If people insist there's no demand, legalize them and find out!

They just don't care.

So you're denying the existence of the very thing you're arguing in favor of now? Very cool

"pedestrian experience is worsened by cars, that's why we need smaller cars taking over sidewalks. I am very smart"

So you think food is the only thing that gets delivered.

I'd wish you a good day but I suspect you're incapable of having one

Imagine thinking food delivery drivers only carry one meal at a time

We need regulations on numbers and where/when cars can operate

It takes 1 truck to deliver 1000 packages. It takes 1000 mini-sidewalk trucks to deliver 1000 packages. You are indeed being obtuse.

We need fewer infringements on human space! How are you acting so incandescently dumb.

Tell me you don't understand economies of scale without telling me.

You are acting willfully obtuse

You are, indeed, so close to getting it.

I'm saying it's better to get non-pedestrians, like delivery trucks, off the sidewalk.

The robot also belongs to "the billionaire". It's a small delivery truck in a pedestrian space, which is getting obscured by other framing.