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Anecdotal but I've noticed that there are merely a small fraction of cars with bumper stickers these days. As a child it felt a lot more commonplace. This is wi
by skyyler 3y ago
Anecdotal but I've noticed that there are merely a small fraction of cars with bumper stickers these days. As a child it felt a lot more commonplace. This is wild conjecture, but maybe the average American doesn't need to project individuality via automobile anymore?
- JohnFen 3y agoMaybe. I know that I've never viewed a car as a personal statement of any sort. It's a tool for transportation, nothing more. For years, in the US, this made me a bit of a weirdo. But over the last decade or so, it hasn't done that. And while I still am in the minority, I find more and more people who think the same as me as time goes on.
- SkylockeScarred 3y agoIt might be more that people are more aware of OPSEC. It's why people who own firearms don't fly Gadsens or put those bumper stickers on their cars as much anymore. It's basically a "smash this window and get a free Glock"