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  • Living in the US. Before I buy anything, I do my best to check the manufacturer out to see that it comes from a blue state. Check on Goods Unite Us to find out if they donate more to Republicans or Democrats. I am postponing or self-performing tasks and work that would require a "trade", since I'm guessing those people are more conservative anyways. Sorry to any reasonable peopIe I may be accidentally boycotting.

    I know it's not perfect, but its at least something.

  • I'm in the same boat. I'm into cars, and have a couple that I enjoy very thoroughly, but I've never been able to think of a name that sticks, even tho I've tried. I usually just refer to as "The Mazda" or whatever. Mayhe one day I'll have a Jaguar, and will be able to refer to it as "The Jag" like Jeremy Clarkson haha

  • The worst part of getting "old" is that other people think you're getting old. And the jokes about it, too. I'm generally physically healthy on account of gym and my bicycle, and I probably feel better now than when I was 25. Sorry I have wrinkles from laughing and smiling so much over the last few decades, society. Jeez

  • Dang, I was hoping there was a competitor. I'm boycotting Musk companies as best I can

  • They're getting candy CRUSHED

  • Completely agree with this. To be "Christian" is to embrace this concept of an in-crowd and an out-crowd; if you're not part of "my" crowd you can literally go to fucking hell and my omnipotent God-ruler is going to make sure you're punished eternally if you don't do what I say.

    Being a shitty person is baked in at the deepest foundation of being Christian, and probably most types of religion tbh.

  • Right? I'm totally cool with cutting basically every rural service that doesn't affect me. Maybe everyone else is tired of paying for all the extra roads, bridges, social services, and miscellaneous infrastructure funding from state and federal government it takes to subsidize their needs to live far away from the efficiency of the city? Lol

  • Yah just use Firefox or Moisturefox or whatever flavor of like Google's only competitor browser you want. I haven't used Chrome since I first caught wind of Google pushing their entire web-DRM thing they were trying to do to make us look at ads. I can wait an extra 1/100 of a second for the web page to load and adjust to slightly different browser plug-ins to literally save the entire free and open web lol

  • White people?

  • I should feel surprised

  • I'm cool with this. Let's devalue the trades by having an over-abundance of blue collar workers while simultaneously increasing demand for white collar jobs by reducing the supply of educated workers.

    I get my toilet unclogged for even cheaper, and I get more money ten years from now when demand has risen.

    I'd prefer to just have educated workers instead of glorifying back-breaking manual labor that the employees hate, but ill take a win where I can lol

  • Chemtrails lol

  • This was literally my first thought. You'd basically have to go through every one of the millions of components across every square inch to verify there was nothing sketchy going on. Not to mention, you'd have to review all of the software and firmware to make sure it wasn't modified or sabotaged in some way. It would take an excruciating amount of effort to make it "safe".

  • Good riddance

  • "They were supposed to cut the things that I didn't think were important, even though other people thought they were important. They were not supposed to cut the things that I thought were important, even though other people didn't think they were important." Lmao!

  • Yeah, and I think everyone has forgotten that even the cheap, easily broken stuff helps us save money. I'll happily buy the cheap 100 dollar Chinese tool to fumble with for an extra couple hours on a one-time car repair that saves me 500 dollars compared to the only American option, or 900 dollars going to a shop instead.

    Things are just going to end up broken and unfixable in the non-industrial world too.

  • Every Oklahoman who voted for Trump voted for this family and others to be abused and traumatized in a Republican-enabled police state. Good job, assholes.

  • I'm honestly pretty surprised they're not favoring red states in matters such as this.

  • Good point. I wouldn't trust them not to simply shred your passport nowadays tbh