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That's part of why I refuse to own a car. Walking is much better. I love walking. Plus the whole thing is highly conspiratorial, like you talk about. Gettin
by daniel-cussen 4y ago
That's part of why I refuse to own a car. Walking is much better. I love walking.
Plus the whole thing is highly conspiratorial, like you talk about. Getting you to the bargaining table ie into the dealership. Then they work you, edmunds.com has an article about all the shitty little defeating tactics car dealerships do, at the direct verbal instructions of the dealership owner, and him directly under orders from the car companies.
Plus it's oil, American soldiers die every day for that oil in the Middle East, and many local people with them. It's no joke, in fact one time a military man I knew told me he just drove slower on the highway, like 30 mph under the limit, strictly because that oil is American blood, and you use much less driving slower to reach the same place. Like the lower speed limits of the 70's, but under his own volition.
In WW2, there was propaganda (not being negative, I don't consider it a negative thing, means words to be spread, spread the word) saying if you drive alone, you're driving with Hitler. Later, if you drive alone, you're driving with terrorists. There would be no war, at all, in the whole Middle East if it weren't about oil exploitation. That's the whole deal. Israel a little bit, but oil all the way. The Middle East had, up until I think 1947, including Iran, a very high opinion of America, blue jeans rock and roll, pizza, inventions, California, Cadillacs, what's not to love. Then came the Israeli War of Independence, then grossest of all the coup in Iran in 1953 which was just disgusting, and things changed very quickly.
- willcipriano 4y ago> American soldiers die every day for that oil in the Middle East We could dig it up in the US, we were a net exporter under the Trump administration. We just decided to dig it up a ocean away and use bunker fuel to bring it to us. Apparently for environmentalism, it's still unclear how that is better.
- daniel-cussen 4y agoJust like there's corruption masquerading as defending Human Rights, there's corruption masquerading as environmentalism. Not all of it is like that, but there's a lot of it. And the lines get blurred sometimes. The numbers have to square up. That's critical. And the reasoning must be sound, no in-befores (inb4's) or soundbite explanations or silencing critics, in fact let the judge and jury decide for the most part, and if you are opposed, become a juror for the next time around.