Yes because a lifetime commitment to oil corporations is "freedom"
I sure love the freedom of being financially strapped to a couch on wheels!
Most Americans when you point this out, they completely glaze over the passive costs of car ownership (maintenance, insurance, registration, gas, parking, etc all) and immediately look at the numbers of car financing
: "whahahahaha I didn't finance my car you chump!"
Okay, dick, I didn't ask, and if true, so what? Most Americans still finance their purchases, 80% for new and 53% for used auto sales. So most cars you see barreling down stroads have a lienholder.
Yes because a lifetime commitment to oil corporations is "freedom"
I sure love the freedom of being financially strapped to a couch on wheels!
Most Americans when you point this out, they completely glaze over the passive costs of car ownership (maintenance, insurance, registration, gas, parking, etc all) and immediately look at the numbers of car financing
Okay, dick, I didn't ask, and if true, so what? Most Americans still finance their purchases, 80% for new and 53% for used auto sales. So most cars you see barreling down stroads have a lienholder.
sounds like you're shilling for big sneaker and big bicycle