Supercars do not cost that much, Hypercars do. This thing is in the same price landscape of the Koenigsegg One, which is cheaper, out performs it, and has the added selling point of exclusivity. Other cars in the same field incliude the Bugatti Veyron, Pagani Huayra BC, Lamborghini Aventador, Porsche 918 Spyder,…

I don’t think it’s a matter of who should be allowed to build supercars (anyone, obviously) but the lack of anything to justify the price tag. Where European manufacturers come into play is that there’s an established history that lends to trust for a price tag, I.e. it’s more expennsive than Mercedes last super car,…

Actually, 3 point harnesses are going to be safer for street driving.

I agree, but that doesn’t mean they can’t change their ways. We’ve all needed to (and continue to need to) change ourselves in order to become less selfish and ignorant. We are all born with some measure of both and those traits have caused us all to make mistakes, though not as horrendous as voting for Trump, for…

Right, but we’re all narcissistic at first. Only by humbly turning our hearts toward love can we break out of the clutches of the ego.

A mistake is anything you regret. If they regret it, there’s a chance they’ll truly change after realizing how hugely they fucked up.

That doesn’t mean they can’t have their “Come to Jesus” moment and realize how bad they fucked up, right?

Whether intentional or not, anything one human being does to harm another either physically or emotionally, is a mistake. Or at least they will consider it as such if they choose to repent and put love into their hearts.

Any decision that causes harm to another person (either physical or emotional) is a mistake, though few are honest enough with themselves to give a shit and make the changes necessary.

Anything that causes physical or emotional harm to another person is a mistake, intentional or not.

I’m in the same boat, my friend and have been chewed up and spat out by Corporate America.

So what you’re saying is that you should forgive them if they truly try to change, right?

No, never. I’m talking about mistakes where you cause harm or unhappiness for others. That means acting on your vices instead of your virtues, and we all do it, tho not all to the extent that Trump voters have, I’ll grant that.

You only forget once the person truly changes. Not until then. Forgetting before then would be neither smart nor safe.

All mistakes are choices. And we have all been stupid in our lives, some more than others, with more disastrous mistakes. Still, we all need grace and forgiveness, thus we must give others the room to grow as we need to.

All harm is caused by selfishness and all spiritual growth is the result of being less selfish, less ego-driven.

All our mistakes are our choices, some less harmful and some more.

I like your style, if not your lack of substance.

Nobody won in this election, nobody.

Dozens of people tell me I’m wrong for shooing him out of the left lane...