Your comment, as written, has nothing I can disagree with but that is assuming 1 thing. That every single “thing” a group of people work on is actually fruitful.

To you, and the many who look at that flag in a negative tone, did it mean anything different a week or two ago? How about a month ago or a year ago? 10 years ago? 50 years?

Society decides what they want a flag or symbol to mean on an individual basis, sometimes they’re hijacked and shamefully it’s condoned. Regardless of that, while I am not disagreeing with you, my point focuses more on the uselessness of people investing such emotion into those symbols. Reality is, the efficient way…

I’m not arguing that there isn’t a fervor from both sides, rather my point highlights the uselessness of the majority appointing a meaningful amount of care and importance into something as inconsequential as symbolism itself. I know i’m in the minority here, but the concept of “sticks and stones my break my bones but…

Typical social reactions. Let’s not try to get to the bottom and solve the problem, instead lets get distracted with a trivial piece of symbolism so we humans can “feel better about ourselves”.

A Government Agency doing a shitty job? I no believe.

Not exactly a huge leap from the painfully tired “Time to Celebrate our Troops” festivities before every football game major event held in the U.S.S.A.

I hope lightening strikes twice then.

Every time you take your car out... It “IS” a mechanical test and you ask those scumbags who call themselves Govt to prove to you otherwise that it wasn’t.

In other countries, the Flag of the United States is a symbol of hate, murder, and racism. Whose opinion is valued more yours or theirs?

Not sure if it was thought of, approached, or overlooked but if it were possible, It would have been worth throwing all the British Pound Sterlings to get Mr. Bean on the show.

Good luck making a mostly male audience believe that Woman X is A.) real car enthusiast and B.) Funny - and not just a pretty face worth about 4 minutes of male amusement.

“Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, and James May have some enormous shoes to fill “

No coincidence that this title placed just below the photos of those Land Rovers.

a few points / questions Tavarish

Travis’ pocket: Dude what the f*ck are you doing here?

I believe enough studies have been done to enough animals that suggest a large quantity of GMOs over time do increase chances for obtaining medical issues both minor and serious. Enough so anyway that a great number of countries are now banning the growth and sale of any GMO foods.

Fellow Jalopniks... that's somewhere in between blown knee cap ... possibly a shattered ankle, right? Anything more or less wouldn't feel right.

You mean someone else is trying to get Washington to take yet another dump on our property rights? Color me surprised...

Luxury + Poor Fuel Economy + Lots of "today's" Technology = Car you'll find a on Tavarish's " TOP 10 Cars for the $$" article, 20 years from now.