In almost every area, I’d rather read an article than watch a video. A lot of times, if I click on a link that sounds interesting and it leads to a video, I just close it. I can read faster than a video can play, and I don’t want to sit there waiting.

I’m going to go out on a limb and say something crazy here.

If your number one issue is the Koch brothers

This anti-efficiency Ludditism seems to be a theme with populists and Republicans (but I repeat myself).

The take the lowest hanging of the cliché fruit,

Oh good.  More emotionally dishonest tribute bikes. 

Urban millennial here, who is actually interested in buying a premium motorcycle in the next few years: Harleys are tainted in our demographic.

Cadillac's been at this game for 15 years and they're still scratching their heads figuring out how to be cool. 

Have you toured factories in Mexico? I have, and while the wages may sound criminal to our American ears, they’re actually quite good by Mexican standards. The factories are legally responsible for their employees from the time they leave their house, until they return at night, so they send buses to pick up the…

A legal wage isn’t necessarily a moral wage.

“Morals” and “Laws” are exactly what the corporations exploiting impoverished communities for cheap labor DO NOT HAVE. 

corporations are people last time I checked, but they have no morals and I check every day. As far as laws are concerned, SURPRISE! Corporations, the people, have managed to shape them to their own benefit.

The rich rob people blind and get away with it every day.  Poor people go to prison for that stuff.

Corporations, they’re just like us! Let’s gather ‘round for prayer. Dear Father, we know these multi-billion dollar entities are abusing our region’s low standard of living to achieve higher profit margins. We know these entities are victims of crime which breeds itself the areas they’ve set up shop in. These…

Those poor motor companies just wanted Mexico’s low labor costs without ANY poor people shenanigans!

You could literally improve every industry with this solution.

Neutral: develop an Uber or Lyft type app for tractor-trailer drivers and offer an avocado toast bonus to the millennials who sign up.

Back in 2008 when Ford went below $9 in the general confusion I bought in with some friends knowing it was a stupid hiccup in the market. It paid off nicely. This time I’m not, and I don’t think anyone else from those days is, either.

2nd Gear - Trump is looking more and more like a paper tiger.