I don’t disagree with any of the above and I think everybody needs to get out there and fight this. But the person’s original comment is blaming and getting mad at people who are not necessarily in a position to protest in the middle of a workday like this person is. They need perspective. They need to help and enable people. Not cast blame and call them lazy. People are scared. They need encouragement.
The product isn’t the cars. It’s all the data he’s vacuuming up from the rubes who keep buying them.
Swasticar.
That didn’t take a lot of effort.
IT’S NOT ABOUT WHAT IS WORSE.
Jfc what do you not get? You assume everyone has a reasonable choice.
When did I say it wasn’t worth it?
You’re too privileged to understand apparently. This is the same logic that can be applied to anything that costs money. “Just save money! Invested money is worth more than spent money!” If you don’t have the money after roof and food (god forbid if you have a medical need in the US) it doesn’t fucking matter what the prudent thing is. You can’t afford it!
Some people cannot miss a day of work. It’ll ruin their lives and/or the lives of the people who depend on them. How is this so hard to understand? Help them. Empathize with them. Some blame them.
There you go showing your privilege again.
It’s not “if it’s convenient.” It’s “I will not be able to pay rent/eat/etc.”
Have you ever held a minimum wage job while paying your own bills? Be honest. Hell have you ever had a job making $12/hr while paying your own bills?
They may not be niche but they sure are a luxury item
Your privilege is showing
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I’m obviously being a bit hyperbolic but I don’t think it’s unfair to say that the data is worth an awful lot in the long run and is a cornerstone of the balance sheet.