I'm curious what happens when these new drones get around private vessels. Sailboats will expect them to give way, other vessels will expect them to stand off depending on their size. Cargo ships might not care if they run over one, a private yacht might have a bigger problem.

You'd need at least 10lbs of sugar per ton of concrete, probably closer to 40. If it's a full truck it's probably around 800lbs of sugar to ruin the load.

Everyone keeps quiet so they don't hear you.

Is it a tiny bus or a huge otter?

There's a lot of hand waving to morality. When it comes to actual enforcement and application, it's a system of control used on the populace. Morality only gets applied when outrage reaches pressure points.

Legal and moral only rarely overlap, and usually by accident.

Both

Because it's easier to breathe and more comfortable. It has less protection, but the majority of the time you're not being stabbed in the face.

Of course that one time you are being stabbed in the face, you're really going to have some regrets.

This is the kind of thing you should have thrown the bass player in to while the band plays on. The music stays good, everyone has fun, and there's no risk to a person.

What do you call transporting groups of people for money, when the only restraint is that the state doesn't want those people where you are taking them?

Human trafficking is the trading of slaves. It's just a subset of what goes on around slavery.

You have to remember, in the US slavery isn't really illegal, it's just illegal to do privately. The state can, and does, still sentence people to slave labor. So the reason they refer to trafficking is that it's the illegal part of the slavery.

It'll get dropped, but the poor bastard they're persecuting won't get a settlement. The government will have immunity.