Unfortunately, it was a dude in his 40’s.

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This is nonsense. They don’t want to die. They want to say “I’m prepared to die for the Constitution” so that people will go “Wow, these guys want to die, they’re a scary right-wing death cult!” They’re morons. They’re morons loitering in a shack.

After a while it gets boring bringing your trucks to the same spot at the far end of the Walmart parking lot and you start thinking “guys, what if maybe there’s more to life”

Listen, the very notion that they’re genuinely “doing” anything is flattering to them. If they were serious about some sort of insurrection against government, they could—would—have picked virtually any other building in North America to start it. They don’t want a fight. They want to get interviewed on Fox News.

I didn’t think the West was targeting Assad supporters. Am I misunderstanding your post?

I never honestly considered this brand until their recent redesigns and changes. They might fit the bill of one do-it-all vehicle for me. Comfortable, off-road capable, towing capacity, not as big as a Suburban, and people/gear hauling.

Loads of people do. They form what most would describe as the “Practical Supercar” segment. We’re talking supercar performance, USD 150-200k, decent reliability, everyday usability and good (for a supercar) levels of refinement. I’d add the Turbo S, Mclaren 570S, Ferrari California, Mercedes AMG GT S and a whole bunch…

What? They’re pretty much direct competitors.

Video game term:

Best M3

Love, LOVE E30 M3s. That said, false. The power band is narrow, and all stacked above 3,500 rpm. Fuel pump problems, always leaking valve cover gaskets (and not very easy to get to or replace, nor is it cheap, like the one from the M20B25). Yes, the shape is quitessential BMW, but the E46 and E90/91 chassis and power…

False.

STOP RIGHT THERE!

Driving to Maine every summer, I cackled when I read this.

The further north I went, the more into madness I went pointing out EVERY SINGLE VOLVO AND SAAB I saw.

And there was much rejoicing in Connecticut

“Wow, what is in that cup?” Anderson asked quietly.

That’s pretty easy to say when it’s not your money.

Not sure what the point of this article is. America has a racist past? No way.