Planes, Trains, & Automobiles: Purchase of a Ticket Does Not Guarantee Transportation

[archibaldcrane]

Ahem, the EQS starts at 104k

[arus2001]

Yup fuck Deere, i'm all for Right to Repair. Fuck this subscription bullshit too. This is like game content being locked behind where you preordered from back in the day. This is going to just give rise to a new hacker breed where we break the "DRM" bullshit on our vehicles in order to access features we should be entitled too for our purchase of a 50k fucking vehicle.

The real fun begins when people start bricking their vehicles either due to malicious code or not doing the process correctly.

In the end, this is just another extension of the dwindling presence of consumer rights, but I've grown tired of people defending the shit through gaming where it was more "harmlessly" present, that I'll just let them reap what they sow now that the proving ground has done its thing.

[Meresgi]

The real fun begins when people start bricking their vehicles either due to malicious code or not doing the process correctly.

In the end, this is just another extension of the dwindling presence of consumer rights, but I've grown tired of people defending the shit through gaming where it was more "harmlessly" present, that I'll just let them reap what they sow now that the proving ground has done its thing.

We're gonna have battlepasses for our cars soon. Drive 15k miles in the span of 6 months if you want to unlock AC and power steering for the year.

[Spicyryan]

https://twitter.com/JonahFurman/stat...RrIntKA2A&s=19

I doubt this guy is alone in the sentiment. Unions don't have a champion in the Whitehouse. Not like they would with Trump either, obviously. However, this whole lesser evil bit keeps leaving them hanging in the wind without even a sick day to take. So all they feel they can do is protest vote since the government is going out of their way to keep them from striking.
They should though, they should all go on a general strike.

[Mrbeansman]

Yeah I'm sure Republicans will treat them so much better.

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[Spicyryan]

Yeah I'm sure Republicans will treat them so much better.

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Or just roughly equivalent.

[Zealot]

Yes we saw how Reagan treated unions exactly the same as a Democrat would have.

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[Spicyryan]

Yes we saw how Reagan treated unions exactly the same as a Democrat would have.

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Just because one did far more harm than the other doesn't mean shit when you are still left in the cold today. Reagan being trash is no excuse.

[Mrbeansman]

Yeah you being left in the cold makes it totally okay to throw more people out in it.

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[arus2001]

https://twitter.com/JonahFurman/stat...RrIntKA2A&s=19

I doubt this guy is alone in the sentiment. Unions don't have a champion in the Whitehouse. Not like they would with Trump either, obviously. However, this whole lesser evil bit keeps leaving them hanging in the wind without even a sick day to take. So all they feel they can do is protest vote since the government is going out of their way to keep them from striking.
They should though, they should all go on a general strike.

Inclined to put this in the "Things that didn't actually happen..." pile.

An Impeach Trump flag would not survive three years here. It'd be stolen, vandalized, shredded, you name it. Frankly sounds more like a snarky republican trying to draw centrists back over.

[Spicyryan]

Inclined to put this in the "Things that didn't actually happen..." pile.

An Impeach Trump flag would not survive three years here. It'd be stolen, vandalized, shredded, you name it. Frankly sounds more like a snarky republican trying to draw centrists back over.

The guy sounds like a prime centrist already. A very large portion of voters are.

Yeah you being left in the cold makes it totally okay to throw more people out in it.

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You never cease to extrapolate out the most inane bullshit.

[Mrbeansman]

Sounds more like an asshole desperate not to be the only on the floor bleeding.

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[Spicyryan]

Sounds more like an asshole desperate not to be the only on the floor bleeding.

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You must have the hearing of a cephalopod.

[NynJa]

You must have the hearing of a cephalopod.

Who here is using their ears to read the forums?
Mans so shook lmao

[Spicyryan]

Who here is using their ears to read the forums?

"Sounds more like"

[Spicyryan]

There are growing rumblings of a rail strike this month.

https://twitter.com/WSJ/status/15987...V_19czdKA&s=19

https://twitter.com/DannyDeVito/stat...MVK-Zly9w&s=19

[archibaldcrane]

Pretty sure a strike at this point is illegal and would ruin the union

[Krandor]

My understanding has been that the majority of the rail unions (8 of the 12) accepted the terms that were just voted on, it's specifically the 4 that didn't accept that have been threatening to strike.

[Spicyryan]

My understanding has been that the majority of the rail unions (8 of the 12) accepted the terms that were just voted on, it's specifically the 4 that didn't accept that have been threatening to strike.

And hopefully they do. Give Biden back the black eye that he just gave them. Everyone going nuts about holiday shopping makes this the perfect time too.

[Andalusian girls]

My understanding has been that the majority of the rail unions (8 of the 12) accepted the terms that were just voted on, it's specifically the 4 that didn't accept that have been threatening to strike.

those four unions are the largest and represent over 50% of railroad workers.

also i'm the lower the corporate tax rate / capitalism is a moral good guy but absolutely get fucked Congress/Joe for intervening in the market in this way and declaring it illegal for the recalcitrant workers to strike. egregious violation of economic liberty and intrusive government meddling in the natural functioning of the free market.