Title. I thought it deserves it’s own post. Any comments appreciated.

  • @hdnsmbt@feddit.de
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    152 years ago

    “Dick”, the censored word is “Dick”, kids.

    This is not US cable TV. Let’s keep it that way.

  • @Stinkywinks@lemmy.world
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    142 years ago

    Are cars in the bible? Has this guy heard of a driver’s license? Obviously isn’t a right at all. Fuck cars! Electric rail everywhere!

  • @nbafantest@lemmy.world
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    2 years ago

    "I’m all about freedom! It’s my god given right "

    Anyways here’s how I’m going to use the government to force others to build and maintain a billion parking spaces they don’t want or need

    I guarantee this guy hates congestion as well

  • @Sanctus@lemmy.world
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    92 years ago

    Driving is a privilege not a right. How did we get here? Who is fucken producing these igits and letting them wander away from the organ harvesting factory?

  • @Nevoic@lemmy.world
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    2 years ago

    Agree on majority of the post, except for “make the choices you feel are right”. Hard disagree on this normatively. If you’re saying it descriptively, sure, but it’s essentially tautological at that point.

    We shouldn’t advocate that people just act in whatever way feels correct to them. Sociopaths feel like it’s okay to do things that are not okay. So do bigots, racists, speciesists, sexists, etc.

    We should instead do what you’re doing with the majority of your post, advocate for correct positions and then come to a rational conclusion with the people we are talking to. Giving them a get out of jail free card, permitting them to do literally anything, is unnecessary.

    • anonymousOP
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      12 years ago

      Invoking guilt, yes I’m saying it descriptively. I put it at the end as a “I’ll let you make the right choice”. Thanks for pointing it out, though.