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You can just re-read my last line whenever you’re confused about why you’re wrong.

I’m going to block you now. People like you are insufferable.

I can’t say I’ve ever been to classes that have that issue or have heard anyone with a similar complaint.

If it’s really that much of a problem for your specific school, class, or just you (for some reason), then it can easily be remedied with a power strip, or several if that’s really how bad it is.

I’m reluctant to take your word at face value, though. Lots of hyperbole going on on these forums.

What didn’t happen in Las Vegas?

But I’m specifically thinking about the hyperloop.

The fuck… the two-pronged strategy is to funnel as much as wealth possible to the those who already have it.

That’s better than… no strategy to funnel as much wealth as possible to those who already have it?

Like I said, I used to think useful idiots were rare.

I can tell your brain is fried from social media.

Whose outcome cannot be manipulated at all.

Hey, that’s when Democrats only started nominating the Clinton-crew for presidencies!

It’s really consumerism.

The real world example is how Democrats voted against Bernie twice.

It shows where their priorities lie, and it’s not with the working class.

To think otherwise is to be a useful idiot.

This person and his rhetoric are why we only get to choose politicians that fight for the ruling class.

He’s part of the two-pronged strategy, and the disparity in wealth will not decrease until there are fewer people like him.

You’re part of the problem.

It’s a two-pronged strategy.

Our representatives don’t represent us.

Those people that you get up in arms in online arguments defending? They’re put there by the ruling class to take advantage of your ignorance.

The people who actually want to solve these problems are people we’ve never heard of because the ruling class makes sure they get no recognition.

I’d say about 1-2% of votes go towards politicians that fight for the working class.

New Yorkers love robber barons and maximizing profit at every turn.

Why would we expect them to get angry at businesspeople enriching themselves at the expense of everyone else if that’s what they all want to do?

Why do people in major cities like New York and Las Vegas love getting conned?

Nothing really wrong with florida.

I say this, because I’ve come across genuine morons who live in Texas and have the nerve to scoff at florida while ignoring their shithole state and the one directly to the east of it.

People with garages big enough for a nice car

What the fuck? I can tell you don’t have a garage, because for 99% of them size isn’t going to impact the ‘niceness’ of the car you can have in it.

Challenge: People who lived in major cities understanding that there’s more to life than what goes on in them.

Level: Impossible.

Or maybe talk to manufacturers who won’t sell a basic EV that isn’t overpriced?

This is huge. Keep in mind, every additional bullshit “feature” in your car will end up costing you more than it costs the business.

This is why we’ve been conditioned to accept so much superfluous bullshit as possible.

You can get electric for only a slightly higher cost than gas

Bullshit.

Have you seen America? It’s huge.

There’s also way more to America than the metropolitan cities you’ve been conditioned to prioritize.