These are unnecessary and onerous regulations that are costing automakers money and costing american jobs!

Not shocked at this, and even less shocked when Long Island came up. Especially in the “high class” communities, people here really don’t like anything that they perceive affects their quality of life.

4th Gear:

“You’re not wrong, there are people who have been hurt by free trade, but automation has reduced employment opportunities in this country more than free trade has. Should we throttle the use of robots and machines in production lines as well, and increase the cost of consumer goods just to hold on to a few low-paying…

“Those other mainstream automakers have pitched their range capabilities sufficient for most people’s driving habits, and that’s probably accurate. How often do you really drive more than 80 miles a day?”

“The United States has the third highest general top marginal corporate income tax rate in the world, at 38.92 percent. Due to the recent reduction in Chad’s corporate tax rate, the U.S. rate is exceeded only by the United Arab Emirates and Puerto Rico.”

“Lower the corporate tax rate a little, and it incentives the owner to hire another person.”

There’s one every generation, sadly. I still remember ho win Gen II people began taking random fire attacks (Fire Punch/Fire Blast) as a Steelix counter, for example. The meta will adjust.

“So.... engineering question....

Taking your point, it’s the fact that regulators don’t do their jobs that ends up making Democrats look like morons half the time [and I’m a Democrat]. It’s hard to say “More regulations will fix the problem” when the entities you create to oversee said regulations are themselves either corrupt or prevented from…

Cubone is easy: It’s a baby Khagistan.

Pro-tip:

“There no conspiracy the x-32 was a bad design made worse by never working right.”

“I guess that explains why there are zero fighter aircraft on our super carriers right now.”

“Honestly Trump should open a criminal investigation into LM and executives should see jail time for defrauding the U.S taxpayers.”

“The amount of people I see braking halfway through turns on a daily basis is confirmation enough of this. “

*devs

Acording to the patent, the devk had it right.

THIS. Toyota is well ahead of the curve, not behind.

“There are plenty of people around who just need a job. They don’t care what, they don’t really care how it pays, they just need income.”