I’m excited for part two: how to tell you’re a fedora-wearing white knight.

Yup. There are a ton of small cities in the US with healthy economies, convenient size, and stupid cheap living conditions. I’d only live in a big metro area if I was making ridiculous money. Screw living by the oceans, I’ll take a good quality of life and ability to save money please.

Cue the ironic comment designed to demonize that actually makes total sense.

Nope, because it’s actually a great idea. Fair, simple, hard to game (unlike our current system). Makes too much sense.

Stop it, you’re making sense.

My theory is it’s the same three people under fake names. Everyone weirdly agrees on these blogs.....alex jones.

lol so true. I remember when Jalopnik was about cars. Good times.

Why is the metaphorical poor person drawn as a child? That’s some condescending, patriarchal bull right there.

If your rent is $2000 a month in San Francisco and $600 dollars a month in Kansas, yep.

Yup. You couldn’t force me to live in a big city, way too expensive. I like having money, space, freedoms, etc. I’ll take living somewhere farther from the oceans if it means I save a ridiculous amount of money, don’t have to worry about crime, and have little to nothing to do with the government.

Why is the metaphorical poor person in the illustration drawn as a child? You think people who are less well off are childlike and helpless? 

Or you could just privatize the thing.

lol “removes the contents of the uterus”? What’s in there, Beth? What’s their name? I like how you so casually remove the possibility of personhood at any point in the pregnancy.