Meh. I have a few friends like you on facebook. Ranting and raving about how this group does that to the other group, how those people are evil, etc. Meanwhile their own lives are a steaming shit heap because they can’t manage their own interpersonal relationships and lives.

Yep, those people are really saying...

Maybe the election has made me an extreme cynic, but all news has an agenda. It’s only more blatant when somebody is publishing anonymous quotes as something to take seriously. It has the same gravitas as dropping the “people are saying” line, or reporting on tweets of some random person on Twitter. Of course people…

You don’t know that - they could be entirely made up, embellished versions of the truth, or the truth. There’s no way to verify anything with an anonymous post. Also, in an organization of a million+ workers, I’m sure you could find a few of them who think Trump was the messiah going to fix everything. The whole…

Is it plausible? Most nonsense that spreads has to be somewhat plausible. But even if it’s real, these are the opinions of a few people among millions of government workers. I don’t think you can give too much weight to it.

It’s the same. We don’t know who these people are and on top of that even if we did, it’s a tiny sample of a few people of the millions of people that work for the government. It’s nonsense.

I don’t know. Posting opinions of “anonymous government workers” is kind of like Trump’s “people are saying” nonsense.

He looks like a cross between Artie Lange and Michael Moore.

If my friends and I did this in our early 20's the car would have sat in the impound yard at least a week a month. Not to mention the interior would resemble the dumpster behind Taco Bell.

The media definitely created Trump, as he’s the master of the outrage soundbite. The lower classes / less thoughtful / clickbait liking people of society that follow twitter wars and share political memes, either love him or hate him. Nothing generates clicks and revenue like outrage, as we all know from commenting on…

Most people don’t know how the global economy and banking system work, whether they are a coffee-shop-stoner Bernie supporter or a blue-collar old white guy. You can’t blame them to some extent, but it’s the job of their elected leaders to detail the benefits of trade and globalization, otherwise we fall into an abyss…

I’d say global trade is more than just inevitable - global poverty has been reduced by 50% in just the last 30 or so years, which is nothing less than a miracle. While relatively rich westerners haven’t seen the same gains as the uber rich elite, millions and millions of people have been lifted out of squalor thanks…

As a card carrying globalist, free trader, and supporter of the banking system, the irony for me is that I’m counting on Hillary being the liar she normally is to get my vote. She’ll eventually get TPP in place and is supported by most of Wall Street so I think globalization and the global economy is safe with her in…

I have both Vive and Oculus, and Vive is a more interesting and unique experience and the hand controllers make a huge difference. However, I do agree with Stephen that the Oculus headset is just better. The Vive is a horrible mess of cables, and the headphone port on my Vive headset already has a short to where the…

From the small picture I thought it was a small minivan. That would actually be high on my want list. When I looked up close and saw it was yet another econobox, I fell asleep.

Yeah, I’d say the i3 is objectively fugly. I drove one around for a week recently. Not only is the outside terrible, the interior reminds me of a modern Chevette.

Does this mean you will join the fabulously wealthy technology elite with all the cash from the buyer? I expect a “will it baby” in your new Ford GT.

This is likely just the tip of the iceberg. I have to believe they have more - the DNC is a sort of rah rah event, but won’t necessarily change the outcome particularly since it’s early and people will forget about it in a month. If this was the greatest ammunition they had, it would have been released closer to the…

the density of vehicle ownership compared to the total population was vastly lower in the USSR versus the United States,only about 45 cars per 1000 people by 1985.

From my time on the autobahn at 240kph, that’s exactly right. My 7er handled 150mph just fine, even comfortably. The white knuckles come from the speed difference of those in the right lane. When you close in on them at 150mph and they are going 70, you get the unsettling feeling that they will suddenly switch lanes.…