Praying for the collapse of the Automobile-Petroleum Cabal from Cleveland, a city that may be the poster child for vehicular destruction resulting from its own innovations.
Love the sarcasm
Love the sarcasm
Plenty of back yard in my climate change resilient region.
On the greatest supply of freshwater on the planet.
Better get here before coastal MAGAs ruin it and deliver it to the Trump regime forever!
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Plenty of back yard in my climate change resilient region.
On the greatest supply of freshwater on the planet.
Better get here before coastal MAGAs ruin it and deliver it to the Trump regime forever!
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There was supposed to be a "but" in there
There was supposed to be a "but" in there
But as I predict, at some point cars will have second amendment rights extended to them.
This could very well happen as car violence and/or its protective shell becomes recognized as self defense.
But as I predict, at some point cars will have second amendment rights extended to them.
This could very well happen as car violence and/or its protective shell becomes recognized as self defense.
Imagine needing to have a law against leaving "guns in unlocked cars."
Imagine the criminal transfer capabilities!
Imagine needing to have a law against leaving "guns in unlocked cars."
Imagine the criminal transfer capabilities!
The manufacturers could prevent lawsuits by preventing the installation of a power train that causes, in this case "rollovers," and extreme mass which in this case crushed the inhabitants.
The manufacturers could prevent lawsuits by preventing the installation of a power train that causes, in this case "rollovers," and extreme mass which in this case crushed the inhabitants.
Or jersey barriers preventing entry. (Much cheaper)
"Slowing down" cars with expensive infrastructure is still a system of end-user trust that is easily broken by a hard push on the accelerator.
Or jersey barriers preventing entry. (Much cheaper)
"Slowing down" cars with expensive infrastructure is still a system of end-user trust that is easily broken by a hard push on the accelerator.
It does not belong to machines. Designing the street to accommodate machines is ultimately a very costly capitulation: transferring usage rights to them with public money.
It does not belong to machines. Designing the street to accommodate machines is ultimately a very costly capitulation: transferring usage rights to them with public money.