Taking pleasure in the (self inflicted) suffering of others, but voting for and supporting policy change to fix that suffering seems very different from actively participating in the increase of suffering of others.
Not everyone has to be as holy as thou to not be evil.
When someone does something stupid, I think it’s only appropriate to blame them for stupid outcomes.
It’s really just lemmy world. They’re a highly coddled instance and communities hosted there follow suit.
Wasn’t he Argentinian?
I’d say this is an incorrect usage of the format and is really pushing the narrative too strongly from the guy.
Is there any way they would know who you voted for if you went together? It’s all pretty private in the US.
You heard 'em. They ain’t from round 'ere.
I think the language is funky. They’re saying beyond, like take his ideas and go even further, not move away from Bernie. They want more and better of him.
That’s what I was wondering. Why not just mount the camera in another location with its own glass/cleaning system. The reuse of the windshield wiper is very clever, but if it’s complicating the windshield glass to such a degree, maybe it’s not worth it?
Would a small wiper to handle the lens cleaning not be more cost effective than increasing the complexity of the windshield to the point of significant cost increase?
Any security system is only as strong as its weakest link.
Typically that is the humans operating within it.
You’re right! We should support the worse option because the other one didn’t do enough!
Though models from Hyundai, Chevrolet, Mitsubishi, Porsche, and Honda occupied the top five spots on the list, the Tesla Model Y, a mid-size SUV, came in sixth, with a fatal accident rate 3.7 times higher than the average car, and 4.8 times higher than the average SUV. The Model S rate is double that of the average car.
Per the article, they are certainly one of the most fatal in the event of an accident but not the deadliest. Sixth place is definitely not a good ranking but all of the brands above them are highly reputable and long established.
For comparison purposes, the five cars above it had a fatal accident rate at 4.6x or higher more likely than the average.
Can you point to objective data that shows they’re worse than most other car brands?
I’ve heard the same but it’s usually in the comments of some sensationalized news content after a tragic accident occurs, as if other vehicles don’t also have bad things happen in a collision.
Letting social media bully you into making stupid financial decisions is not the play.
Elon may be an idiot but he isn’t the only person at Tesla. It’s not like he’s gone to the factory and hand built every vehicle. They have their flaws, but the cars themselves are still totally fine.
The only reason people even care is because some narcissistic billionaire can’t stop yapping on social media.
Protip: if you read your post out loud to yourself you will be able to catch any obvious autocorrect mistakes or prevent yourself from saying something really stupid.
That is a profoundly stupid idea.
Ah yes, the ol’, “the Democrats didn’t deliver on it so I’ll vote (or not vote at all, leading to a favorable situation) for the people who blocked it every step of the way”, strategy. Galaxy brain tier tactics.
Fucking hell, I’m having a meltdown in this very sentence.