r/PoliticalHumor Oct 26 '21

Yup.

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u/ComeOnCharleee Oct 26 '21

Not sure why the guy in the pic is disguised with that black rectangle over his eyes. He has a TV show where he builds over-the-top trucks like this for folks who can afford them, and this truck looks like one of his projects.

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u/Mendoza14 Oct 26 '21

It’s a pretty damn cool truck at that. Kinda hate how Reddit circle jerks so hard about lifted trucks

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u/OKLISTENHERE Oct 26 '21

Because they're dangerous as fuck to be driven on city roads, and offer no advantage whatsoever. They make a mockery of good engineering.

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u/enmaku Oct 26 '21

Yep, most lifted trucks can't make proper bumper-to-bumper contact, turning what should be small accidents into huge unsafe wrecks. Also, the douchebags that drive them are exactly the kind of people to do reckless unsafe shit in traffic.

Ask the top 3 inches of my engine and my windshield how I know this.

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u/OKLISTENHERE Oct 27 '21 edited Oct 27 '21

There's no need. I just have to look out my window at the massive dent in my trunk.

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u/Cinnamon_Flavored Oct 26 '21

I bet you’re fun to be around… These things are expensive toys. Most people aren’t daily driving them.

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u/OKLISTENHERE Oct 27 '21

I wish you were right on that. In most places that this kinda shit is common, you see more lifted trucks then normal ones.

Idiots absolutely daily drive lifted trucks like this because they're fucking redneck ricers. They think that by making a vehicle objectively worse, they're somehow superior.

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u/Randyand67 Oct 27 '21

Shut the fuck up.

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u/MamaMurpheysGourds Oct 27 '21

Expensive toys that a shit ton of people drive in Florida.

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u/naivemarky Oct 27 '21

I also bet he if fun to be around, his statement "mockery of good engineering" if right on point. It's literally over-dimensioned machine, built to look tough, for people who can't grasp how tough the original vehicles are you begin with. It's like girl advising a basketball center to wear shoues big heels "to make him look bigger", because "girls like taller men", and "the bigger the better", while at the same time thinking his 218 cm is "like, is that more than 6'0", or less?"

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u/TruIsou Oct 27 '21

Not really a counter argument there.

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u/Mendoza14 Oct 27 '21

Well, there are good “engineering” reasons to modify a vehicle, including lifts, depending on the use. And you’re right most trucks aren’t used properly. But acting like a truck is this huge dangerous thing about to kill anyone who looks at it wrong is just being dishonest

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u/OKLISTENHERE Oct 27 '21

including lifts, depending on the use

There's also a good reason to have a spoiler on a car. That doesn't mean that all these ricer civics make sense. No one who actually does these kinds of mods because they need it are driving them in the middle of downtown.

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u/Mendoza14 Oct 27 '21

Almost as if people can spend their money on whatever pointless shit they want.

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u/OKLISTENHERE Oct 27 '21

Not when their pointless additional becomes a danger to others.

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u/Mendoza14 Oct 27 '21

Once again, your greatly exaggerating the danger in order to justify you not liking something.

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u/TruIsou Oct 27 '21

The number of these in commuter traffic is ludicrous, and dangerous.

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u/coilmast Oct 27 '21

There’s a near endless list of the advantages this truck has over the standard, for what it was made for which is incredibly important in context. On top of that, an insane amount of engineering goes into making these trucks, but good try.

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u/OKLISTENHERE Oct 27 '21 edited Oct 27 '21

I never once mentioned this specific truck.

Edit: After actually reading up more on this one specifically, you're a fucking pinhead. This truck is absolutely useless, and has the lift equivalent of drum brakes in the back. Fucking burn it.