Abolitionist, more like.

That’s actually a good parallel, considering Churchill’s… rest of Wikipedia entry.

Yeah, but we’re talking about cars. I think the Ami is legally something like a dune buggy

Have tried it, wouldn’t recommend it.

How often do ambulance rides happen to a family of four?

In fact, why even spend all that money on health insurance? How often do you get sick anyway?

I’m… not exactly sure “boycott” is the right term for intentionally hiding the source you’re stealing content from. Nor “organically”, come to think about it.

Yeah, but usually, the perspective matches the map perspective, so people expect west to be left. The fact that the sign is there at all points to the orientation being deliberately backwards.

Oh, not PR, actual denial, of everything. First, you get rid of the people, because they shouldn’t be there, then you remove any trace they were there, because they shouldn’t have been there, and finally, you remove even the memory of there being a removal, because they weren’t there, there was nobody there, ever.

It’s beautiful, isn’t it? Even the sign that says “west” is pointing right.

Something something “decays into fascism”…

It’s like they all have to try it, personally, to figure out it doesn’t work.

Don’t worry, in a few years all of those people will have opposed it from the start.

Odds are the original picture is from WWII.

…That reminds me, whatever happened to those chucklefucks that ttied to coup the government down there?

Chants of Senaar?

The pro move would have been to spin up a mastodon instance and then star an electric car company.

Yeah, that part I knew, but it turns out, in addition to having an accessory fruit, they also have a shell!

TIL, cashews do, actually, have a shell!

…Are cashews not not nuts?

The trick there is that your initial demand has to be more extreme than what you want. This both anchors the Overton window, and allows you room for concessions. So, in effect, if you want socdems, but you competition are technofeudalists, you need to go as far left as possible and then compromise to meet them in the middle.