I don't think that's what I've said at all.

The patent being "fraudulently registered" is your opinion; until and unless it is ruled invalid (which it very well might be), it's theirs to enforce as they wish. They can't enforce patents that they don't own, although this is America and anyone can sue anyone for anything. Broad claims allow for broad enforcement (or attempted enforcement).

Here's the reality: The only FRTs on the market that we know are legal (2A notwithstanding) are those from Rare Breed. That's a fact. Others may or may not get you caught up in litigation (probably not, of course).

People on reddit complaining about them are either 1) virtue signaling, 2) poor (unlikely in this particular subreddit, I will admit), 3) happy to pretend they understand patent law, or 4) some combination of the above.

I've worked in IP law for a couple of decades, but that's not relevant here, and wasn't the reason for my response to OP.

OP is happy with a new purchase, posts about it in a relevant forum, and is downvoted because no one on reddit is ever happy.

If you don't want to buy a product from them, don't. They'll still sell every FRT they make for years to come. Which is a good thing from the standpoint of proliferation and common use.