We should provide a show of good faith. Just give them Elon.
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Cybertrucksâ military utility is limited by their inability to drive off road, but otherwise I understand they already work as incendiary weapons.
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Its fundamentally useless as a military transport. The biggest threat to our HMMWVs isnât bullets, its the blast from IEDs. Thats why our trucks switched to the boat-shaped bottoms. The cybertruck goes back to the flat-bottomed style, with a battery pack in a fairly vulnerable position below the occupants. Anty IED detonation wouldnât be survivable.
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So, It would be less than a lame scifi movie propâŠ
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It would fit in well with Buck Rogers TV show esthetic.
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It sounds very off road capable!
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They forgot to put it in pothole mode
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Old newsâŠ
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https://www.nytimes.com/2024/12/11/style/tesla-bumper-stickers.html
For Tesla Owners, a Referendum Through Bumper Stickers
As Elon Musk has become a key player in President-elect Donald J. Trumpâs world, Tesla owners are marking their cars to signify where they stand â for or against.
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In his world, thatâs probably true. âIn an act of perfectly uniform justice, rich and poor alike are forbidden to sleep under bridgesâ or some such thing. (Probably borked the quote, but itâs close enough.)
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I would say that his TLDR was: If youâre homeless⊠no youâre not. Youâre just a mentally ill druggie.
So in his eyes they arenât even human? Or not homeless because⊠i donât fucking know.
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Ah⊠he doesnât mean that the people arenât homeless but rather he asserts they arenât people.
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Ils y doivent travailler devant la majestueuse égalité des lois, qui interdit au riche comme au pauvre de coucher sous les ponts, de mendier dans les rues et de voler du pain.
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It is, but it never hurts to repeat it.
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I disagree. There was a reason it looked like that. It was designed for the velodrome.
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Master Blaster could never ride one of those!
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