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Lol you think this was written by someone who depends on moving heavy tools for their daily job? The fact this was completely overlooked, by someone so removed
by notch656a 5y ago
Lol you think this was written by someone who depends on moving heavy tools for their daily job? The fact this was completely overlooked, by someone so removed from the commoner as to not even realize the common man often needs a truck full of tools as part of their commute, tells you all you need to know about the perspective of this viewpoint.
- sagarm 5y agoThe set of jobs that require moving around a truck full of tools is tiny relative to the number of workers -- blue collar or not -- that don't need this. So who, really, is the common man? https://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2014/ted_20140409.htm https://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2014/ted_20140409.htm
- notch656a 5y agoNo one is going to buy into your hypothesis hinting that a plumber or electrician who carries their tools in their truck as part of their commute isn't part of the common man. It's simply a semantic game, trying to frame a definition to meet your extremist viewpoints. It takes a serious disconnect from reality to make the statement 'There's no reason that anyone should need to use a personal car for commuting inside urban areas.' Either someone remarkably rich or naive.