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submitted 5 months ago* (last edited 5 months ago) by andybytes@programming.dev to c/fuckcars@lemmy.world

The Buick failed to yield and the 6,660 lb cyber truck may have been speeding.

I was in portugal in a verbo rental (forgive me) drinking on the balcony late at night. Farro Portugal to be exact and I witinessed a car crash with two soviet style tiny cars. It was like a cartoon. They didn't miss a beat.... one ran from the scene and as the other collected themselves eventually chased after them. It was comical and harmless... relative no harm done. In the pit of despair inside of the imperial core we are groomed from a young age to psychopathy. The USA and its stoopid culture is and has infected the world. Imperial dum dum yankeeeland is not a model to build from and our ideas are stooooopid and anti-social.

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