c0d1e9f7 No.3720473
>>3720436>>3720437There need to be new obscenity laws to cover this. Now!
9bca478c No.3720578
>>3720473The car on the far right side is Penelope Pureheart's car from a Saturday morning cartoon show called, "The Wacky Racers." As such, cars with these features have been around since the 1960's. These are just the ones the poster found pictures of. The true number is astronomically high nationwide.
c9062b0b No.3730407
>>3726075You are not a society, you are an individual, and freedom of movement is the best for an individual.
0a91e7eb No.3730413
>>3726075Cars provide mobility of labor beyond the 1-2 miles that the average person can walk or cycle in all weather.
The benefit to society is huge, because it eliminates class differences between where people can work and live. Otherwise you'd have to pay humongous rents to live comfortably next to the wage-slave factory or office you work at. Don't even think about owning a house there.
0a91e7eb No.3730416
>>3730414>>3730407Without cars, we would be back to company towns and villages where people can only live in company owned housing provided for the workers of the company.
Sure, there's public transportation, but that carries the same problem. You can only find convenient access to work next to the public transportation stops, which means absolutely everyone wants to live there, which means the rents and land prices will skyrocket. Plus, the trains and buses will always be packed full a'la Japan where they need to employ pushers to cram people in.
And, the same issues apply to the other side of the equation. Businesses that provide work can't find employees outside of the areas where the bus stops, so they all have to set up shop in the same neighborhoods, which causes land prices and rents to go up and the cost of doing business translates into higher prices.
66f71a77 No.3731691
>>3730406this oddly looks like a closet furry drew this
f07812e0 No.3741718
>>3741701Girl in the center is cute
1ab194ba No.3741729
>>3741701Those faggies also like dicks as it's in the back of the picture
706f481a No.3741740
Having your own vehicle = freedom
Fucking living according to the limitations of government transport in some spic and nig infested urban shithole
f0a1c518 No.3743129
>>3743073Funny thing. When they put cameras on cars, they get blinded by rain and dirt. When they put cameras on a robot head, it can just move to see past the obstructions, like people do.
b9c0ed9d No.3743877
>>3743129> When they put cameras on cars, they get blinded by rain and dirtToo bad engineers are stupid ignoramuses and never think to put windshield wipers on camera lenses. But then, getting a college degree causes irreversible brain damage.
db87480f No.3746098
>>3743877You know wipers are kinda crap at removing dirt and water, especially after they wear out a bit? You get smears and spots where they just don't work, and you have to bob around to see out the windscreen.
Imagine how that works for a pinhole sized camera at the top of the windshield, where the wipers barely even reach anyways. One blob of dirt blinds the whole thing, and the AI goes "OH I can't see! Better just keep on driving blind for a while attempting to rub the camera clean…"
4f0ab85b No.3746111
>>3746098So your better plan is "OH I can't see! Better just keep on driving blind for a while with absolutely no way to make things better."
e98771bc No.3746186
>>3746111See:
>>3743129Putting the camera where the driver's head is allows the camera to see past or through most obstructions on the windshield even if it doesn't get a perfect picture. Putting the camera right up to the windshield as they do now blocks the camera entirely with whatever happens to land on that portion of the windshield.
2fd42d4e No.3759467
>>3759466seriously, my brother spent thousands of dollars having people work on that thing, turns out… there was a loose grounding wire. Which cost like nothing to repair.
All my expenses "fixing" it have been replacing blown out speakers, getting it tinted to maximum legal limits (because fuck it), fixing the air filters, installing a police radar scanner (because fuck it), and making it super comfy for my doggo… he likes these weird hammock things, and his claws are totally anti-leather.
2fd42d4e No.3759469
>>3759467I ended up installing the Cobra RAD 700i. It has mixed reviews but overall its considered pretty effective. Interestingly, without my knowledge, its from the same brand my dad used to use back in the dark ages. I guess the company is pretty consistent on being effective both in quality and cost.
I also might have put a few coats of Rust-Oleum 214944 Specialty Reflective Spray on the license plate… not like I speed too often, but I'm pretty much hated by local police, so if I go even a smidge over the limit, I'm going to get pulled over.
I've never had a DUI, but I've been pulled over so many times for suspected DUI's… I drive too safe. Its suspicious behavior.
594ca35f No.3759470
>tries to avoid the police
>makes his car literal cop bait
