You do realize that it is largely still our government “forking over the big bucks”, right? I mean, who do you think is the largest source of funding for SpaceX? 

It would be very cool to have a set of plastic or rubber “trail” fenders and leave the nice ones at home.

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“sleeker roof” No.

This actually looks good, unlike the past several generations. Not as good as this, but evidently we can’t have really nice things anymore:

This is the comment I was looking for. Youtube randomly recommended it to me, and I binged a bunch of videos. 

“It isn’t right for you to denigrate those replacement workers by calling them names.”

Sounds like something a scab would say.

mass vehicular manslaughter 

on one side you have people pushing for better working conditions on the the other you have fascist billionaires trying to oppress wages for personal gain, and aren’t above using murder. there is no even hand, that is the whole point. Capital owns the law and labor gets run over by cars.

Blocking a driveway means you get run over? That’s questionable logic there, my dude. And yeah, if you’ve just attacked someone by ramming them with your car,  I think you can expect to get stuff thrown at you.

The miners are well within their rights to picket their shitty employer. But even if they weren’t, it’s still illegal for the trucks to run people over.  You don’t have the right to maim people because they’re in your way.

Fuck off, scab

All the most respected and highest property value neighborhoods are typically pedestrian-oriented. Doesn’t mean that cars can’t go there or that the residents in those neighborhoods are confined like in a prison. I live in a neighborhood where I can easily walk (~1/2 mile) to a grocery, post office, dollar store, 5 res…

Is Arkansas one of those states with crazy abortion laws? I wonder how many of those this cop broke trying to murder an unborn child...

Just time and again the question is: What the fuck are cops thinking?!?

The Maverick build and price is already up. $35k is essentially a fully loaded Lariat. An XLT with the turbo, XLT luxury package, and AWD is around $30k. I would expect that to be around the typical price.

Mulch. When people justify why they got a truck with a tiny bed instead of a crossover or wagon, it’s always the “bags of mulch” scenario that comes up. You know what I do if I want to carry bags of mulch in my wagon? I put a tarp down. Problem solved.

“and smaller than nearly every other van on sale in the U.S.”