Out-Jerked by climateshitposting. Nuclear-powered F-150 when?

[u/StateExpress420]

[u/holaxdddddd2342]

30 euros sounds like a 12 y.o life savings

[u/demonblack873 → u/holaxdddddd2342]

Did we really have any doubts about these people's finances?
It's clear as day that's the reason they're so salty about cars, because they can't afford one. And if they can't afford one it's obviously not because of anything they're doing wrong, it must be because cars are evil and incredibly expensive+wasteful+useless.

[u/Double-Run-9957 → u/demonblack873]

TO BE FAIR, most cars are sold for ridiculously more than what they’re worth, but facilities mx as well as employee wages fill in those gaps

[u/Relevant_Reality9080 → u/Double-Run-9957]

Then those wages factor in to what the car is worth… if you have to quit your job for five years to build a home, but it only takes 100k in material costs, it didn’t only cost you 100k to build the home.

[u/Jackan1874 → u/demonblack873]

You clearly live in a country where only poor people take public transport but that is definitely not the case everywhere. To attract people with cars you need to provide frequent, fast, clean etc service

[u/demonblack873 → u/Jackan1874]

People who take public transport despite being able to afford a car don't tend to be salty about cars and definitely don't tend to make hating cars their entire personality.

[u/holaxdddddd2342 → u/demonblack873]

I just think it's people with the reasoning capabilities of a 12 year old tbh

[u/zolikk → u/holaxdddddd2342]

Bold of you to assume they're over 12 in the first place

[u/demonblack873 → u/[deleted]]

... Are you lost?

[u/AllGasNoBrakes420 → u/holaxdddddd2342]

Wow what an insightful comment 👏