I was going to give the benefit of the doubt. XD

THIS.

You have a moral obligation to do the right thing. Just because it’s popular doesn’t make it right.

Extremism for everyone!

YES!!!! THIS THIS THIS

Humans are corruptable (sp?), it’s a given. So any system (Union, capitalism) needs to have regulations/systems in place to keep corruption in check.

Yes, which is why the argument itself is faulty. That was my point.

By that logic, any corrupt CEO is an argument against capitalism.

The correct answer isn’t an answer, it’s a question:

I know, I had two other wagons (Jetta TDI, Passat 4Mo 5MT). Decided to change it up on a whim a month before dieselgate broke. *phew*

Considering another Jetta Wagon MT in the future, but it’s hard to go back to a gas-guzzler. Prius is cheap on gas for my long commute.

That’s what I did - my Prius V may not be glamours, it drives like a wet piece of driftwood and kills my soul a little bit every time, but damn it works for kids/dog/hauling stuff.

too fast for the DVP tho.

Sure, the last time those three nations combined forces, it wasn’t all that great for the rest of us, but this time it’s different. I promise.

I love this comment. 

#yesnuts

If it walks like a goose and steps like a goose...

why not both?

I think his point is that we WERE that certain kind of asshole when we were that age. We’ve just outgrown it, and like every generation think we were fine doing what we did.

this punny comment is underrated.

On one level I relate to this as a history teacher, and on that level I say WTF? That’s not even a good lesson!! SMH.