Even looking at the side by side comparison photos- I had trouble finding the differences.

Never ford the river. Wait for the ferry. Or if you’re in a real hurry, caulk it up and hope for the best.

That is true, but this thing was billed as a SUPER CAPABLE truck that could withstand the apocalypse if I am not mistaken.

Schadenfreude: it is by far, the best emotion....

1980 is about the worse year to compare to for a couple reasons:

A month or two?  Longer. 

These hunks of shit can’t survive a car wash

Cybertruck, can serve only briefly as a car.

The only thing trump can do is stroke 2 guys at once.

I thought Republicans or Libertarians were supposed to be all about the FREE MARKET with no imposition of the “Invisible Hand” (read, regulations or, just laws, or policies, etc) and were against the idea of affecting the markets or capitalist ventures through such actions as:

It’s not just him though, it’s the entire right wing establishment. Various republican legislators are doing everything they can to make it effectively illegal to build out solar in their states.

He can issue an executive order.

Trump was a disaster for the American solar power industry. He ceded the entire sector to China, which now controls more than 80% of the global photovoltaic panel supply chain. If he’s elected again he will most certainly do that in other nascent industries as well. He is the death of American innovation.

I mean, you could make a very legitimate argument that Republicans have been purely an opposition party since Vietnam, defining themselves only by arguing against any other tractable perspective. And when there IS no opposing viewpoint - as in the case of the AIDS crisis - their solution is to do nothing whatsoever.…

And if they don’t sell, it should be because consumers don’t want them, not because a politician fobids it.

The MAGA echo chamber keeps repeating this bullshit.  

All true.

Today’s Republican party has lost the ability to plan ahead to make the country stronger positioned against the rest of the world.

“a price tag of more than six figures.”

over fears that Musk isn’t taking his role at the firm seriously