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Again, personal choice, there are an infinite number of choices on how to spend my time and money. I also don't watch Tom Cruise movies, because Scientology. A
by a3n 11y ago
Again, personal choice, there are an infinite number of choices on how to spend my time and money. I also don't watch Tom Cruise movies, because Scientology.
As for the German car industry as a whole, as I said, I've read that the industry has been successful at influencing emission standard and limiting testing. Volkswagon is part of that group, and everyone else in the group is part of that group.
I'm pretty sure Germany is not overly concerned about me. But they may be concerned about Volkswagon's 24% drop in sales in America in November, and as I speculated above, that may get enough of the industry's attention that they may feel compelled to execute in a way that shows without ambiguity that they are far and away the most honest companies in the world. I'd buy cars from that group.
Meantime, there's Japan, America, Britain, Sweden, France, Italy, and probably some that I haven't mentioned. You have to choose, so choose according to what you want to reward or change.
- tremon 11y agoFair choice. As for me, I don't go out to watch movies at all, because Hollywood. But then I would guess your aversion against the car industry to be more general, and that the recent revelations about emissions cheating have done little to sway your opinion. You're basically using the actions of a single actor to reinforce your biases against an entire group. I do hope you are aware enough not to use that same line of reasoning against racial, ethnic or religious groups though.