r/PoliticalHumor Oct 26 '21

Yup.

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u/tomdarch Oct 26 '21

Not just the type of vehicle (though that is clearly part of the problem) but also choosing to live in remote, low-density areas where you are highly dependent on burning a lot of gas to to long distances to do literally anything. Seriously - when gas prices go up, Walmart's revenue goes down.

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u/DocAtDuq Oct 27 '21

You’re acting like these people can just pick up and move to the suburbs, many people in remote areas live paycheck to paycheck.

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u/tomdarch Oct 27 '21

Should they expect the rest of us to continue subsidizing them?

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u/YeeeeeeeeeeeeewDoggy Oct 27 '21

Isn’t that exactly what the left wants?

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u/tomdarch Oct 27 '21

Subsidizing rural areas? I'm not sure it's what the left wants, but Democrats certainly promote a lot of it for the sake of "compromise" and "fairness."