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Surprised this guy still makes videos considering how dogshit they were and probably still are.
I suppose as long as there are still Forza kiddies out there who don't know any better he'll continue to have an audience. I don't like using the word "poser", but that perfectly describes him to a T. His actual understanding of cars is only limited to internet memes. All of his videos are just clickbait garbage catering to children. In a weird way it sort of makes sense the "car guy" who knew the least about cars was self admittedly not interested in them in the first place.
 
Surprised this guy still makes videos considering how dogshit they were and probably still are.
"Top 10" list videos are bottom of the barrel, cheap, easy content with no effort to make. He sticks to the only thing he knows how to do, he doesn't wanting to risk losing that sweet sweet Youtube ad rev.
 
Found a new channel, Shifter, seems to focus mainly on bicycle comuting but his videos are filled with urbanist canards like:
JuST BUilD HUmAn ScAled CiTieS:
(ancient Rome without even fucking bicycles, was huge, urbis et orbis, indeed)
DrIVerS Don'T PaY tHe FuLL CoSt oF ROaDZ
(almost all car drivers pay taxes and almost all tax payers are car drivers.)
Etc Etc
Also super smug (maybe even smuger than NJB), fascinating channel, its truly awful, check it out.
 
In the US, a lot of streetcars were unsustainable marketing efforts by real estate developers. They’d build new housing out of walking distance and run streetcars so people could get back into town. Once the initial funds provided by the developer dried up, the streetcars went bankrupt, but that wasn’t really a big deal because by that point, buses were a thing. Buses are superior to street cars in every way; unlike a streetcar, a bus can change routes and maneuver around obstructions.

The GM streetcar conspiracy that urbanists love to talk about was in reality GM buying up dying streetcar companies and replacing the streetcars with GM-manufactured buses (GM manufactured a lot more than just cars back in the day). It wasn’t evil Big Auto shutting down transit companies to force people to buy cars and many of those bus routes still exist to this day.

Urbanists complain about having to walk up a flight of stairs to use a pedestrian bridge as well as how long it takes to walk across a parking lot. They also get delivery all the time. For people who supposedly like to walk, they sure seem to try to do everything they can to walk as little as possible because they’re fat.
Street cars are nice and they make sense in cities like San Francisco and are a great replacement to ya olde horse and buggy. But beyond that your limited to where you can go, you can't go that much faster then street traffic And tend to have an uncomfortable ride.
Also If urbanists actually cared about pedestrians they would demand more people build pedways. The Dallas pedway system was a great idea that got ruined by a cunt of a mayor. She decided that it was the pedways killed the downtown area when the reality was no one wants to be in downtown Dallas when you don't have enough cops on patrol to keep the city safe and clean. Besides the pedways also kept the surface street clean as well.
The GM "new look" buses from the 80s were actually really frigging good. They held up surprisingly well for their age and I bet the transit commission in my town could have kept running them today if it weren't for changing fuel economy regulations. Hell I think there's still one route it my town that used one up until 2008.

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Buses are better then streetcars. But they're not as good as light rail/metros when moving large amounts of people.
 
The Dallas pedway system was a great idea that got ruined by a cunt of a mayor. She decided that it was the pedways killed the downtown area when the reality was no one wants to be in downtown Dallas when you don't have enough cops on patrol to keep the city safe and clean.
Ah, so she’s an urbanist then. That’s literally the exact same argument they make when talking about things like Minneapolis’ Skyway and Toronto’s PATH.
 
Ah, so she’s an urbanist then. That’s literally the exact same argument they make when talking about things like Minneapolis’ Skyway and Toronto’s PATH.
It's very dumb how some of these urbanists don't seem to understand Europe and Japan have pedways infact more then you can shake a stick at. They didn't magically kill their downtowns and in fact allowed opportunities for more business space.

I dunno I think far too many of the urbanists just look at bike lanes and say this is good and forget anything else.
 
Every faggot I see on a bike never follows what the sign says. I've seen plenty of cyclists blaze through stop signs and stop lights.
Take your pick on the insufferable personality chart, your average Cyclist (I don't mean people riding bikes but your ™ cyclist* with their helmet and sense of entitlement.
WAIFU fanboys with dakimakuras, and lastly vegans all in all they're all insufferable cunts.
 
Ah, so she’s an urbanist then. That’s literally the exact same argument they make when talking about things like Minneapolis’ Skyway and Toronto’s PATH.
The biggest complainers about things like the Skyway are people that made the streets unsafe to begin with--loiterers, the homeless, and general scum. I mentioned this in a previous post: one of the first results of complaining about the Skyway was from this link (archive).

You can see the quote below:

James Garrett, Jr. is an architect in downtown Saint Paul. He lives and works in buildings connected by the skyways. And as a kid in the 1980s, the skyways were his happy place. Kids who grew up in the early days of the skyway network played in the halls and enjoyed exploring the city. Over the decades, though, he noticed a shift — there were a lot more white-collar workers than there were kids from nearby neighborhoods. There was also an increased police and security presence. to the point where the skyways stopped being fun, or even comfortable, especially for young Black men like Garrett. And in a way, this is precisely what they were designed to do — not to be accessible spaces, but rather to replicate the suburban white experience in the Twin Cities’ downtowns.

Reading between the lines the result was that it had nothing to do with race: this kid was a troublemaker, loiterer, and in general a creep, the type of person that shrinks at the very sight of any sort of law & order like how evil is repulsed by good.
 
One thing I've noticed recently and is probably more telling to what they actually think is not all bike are equal to these people. There are a few posts talking about how much they fucking hate mountain bikes (and I know a few urbanists who look at MTBs with distain) for doing the unthinkable of diving to go biking.
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Its actually kind of funny since despite how they go on and on about how great bikes are, only a specific kind of bikes are tolerated, i.e those dumb Dutch style bikes NJB shills and e-bikes for the lazy fatsos.
 
One thing I've noticed recently and is probably more telling to what they actually think is not all bike are equal to these people. There are a few posts talking about how much they fucking hate mountain bikes (and I know a few urbanists who look at MTBs with distain) for doing the unthinkable of diving to go biking.
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Its actually kind of funny since despite how they go on and on about how great bikes are, only a specific kind of bikes are tolerated, i.e those dumb Dutch style bikes NJB shills and e-bikes for the lazy fatsos.
They hate the one bike that's remotely masculine. Also:

> I would like to ask this person exactly why this cyclist has offended them.
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You cannot make this shit up. Cyclists really are like, "we just break the law all the time, why do people hate us so much?"
 
You cannot make this shit up. Cyclists really are like, "we just break the law all the time, why do people hate us so much?"
It's not just breaking laws, it's breaking common sense. The mountain biker even said that he is fine with rolling stops for bikes (which is illegal unless the state has Idaho stops on the books), but finds issue with them cycling directly into oncoming traffic, as a sane person would. Of course, the urbanist doesn't have common sense, so he just ignores what the MTB literally spelled out.

Louis Rossmann talked about these cyclists who disregard all common sense and not only run red lights, not even slowing down at a red light, but running straight through them without even looking, directly into oncoming traffic.
 
Retards in Portland, OR(redundant I know) move their apartment via bicycle. If there were only some sort of vehicle that could make this faster and easier and not require wasting 50 people's time.

This is why I have a old man car with a 3.5L 6 cylinder and a good sized trunk. This old XG350 mocks any bike despite its age with both carry and towing capacity. Yet like true cultists, they MUST do it the hard way
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When I hear their cope strategies, I always think of North Korean defectors that want to go back.

The experience they suffered in the North has made them dependent on the state and mostly incapable of competing in the job market. Even innocuous tasks are hurdles to them because they are paralyzed by personal responsibilities, the multitude of choices, and outcomes.

When confronted with this new reality, it's understandable why they want to go back to a society where ones role and choices are prescribed.

Now when this is applied to the NJB people, it's not as extreme but still there. They surrender their time to the government through transit schedules. They surrender their ease of movement to transit routes. They surrender living space and outdoor yards to get common areas in residential communities. In a way, it seems they don't want to be adults and much rather be told when, where, and what to do.
For them biking isn't just a hobby, it's a cult. A genuine cult. Even when you leave, that programming is still burnt in. Gotta bike, take the bus and train, live in the pod. Even when they get a car, they HAVE to rationalize it, as not to fall out with the others. Even if it's a electric Chevy Bolt that makes their city life easier. They cannot deviate, EVER
 
Just watched a video by Adam Something about Munger Hall:


Now, I won't defend Munger Hall but I will criticize his position that the Hungarian Panelhaz offer a better alternative.

The main issue Adam has with Munger is that the units don't have windows, which I agree is a fair criticism.

The other criticism is that the units are small and that subconsciously forces them so socialize in the buildings communal areas / 3rd space.

Here I have the first criticism. Many urbanists respond to the loss of living space with going out to 3rd spaces. So, what is it Adam? Are 3rd spaces the answer or not?

These fucks are obsessed with central planning so let's get an answer.

My next criticism is how he fetishizes and is incompetent when he compares the Hungarian Panelhaz to Munger Hall.

At 9:41, Adams infographic shows the statistics of a Panelhaz, 315 meter long or 1033 feet with 10 stories of residential space.

Now assuming a rectangular room and a width of 7 feet (minimum width by law), that's 147 units per side of a residential floor or 295 units per floor. Multiply that by 10 residental floors and you get 2,950 dorm rooms.

What does this fucking commie get in his next infographic?

6,692 dorm rooms.

Fucks sake...

Thats a dorm room that's three feet wide, Adam!


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In a way, it seems they don't want to be adults and much rather be told when, where, and what to do.
That literally is the problem. Not just with the /r/fuckcars crowd, but with all these types of people. They're basically broken human beings, or at the very minimum substandard. They shrink back from responsibility, from managing their own lives and shift it to others.

For whatever reason, these people literally shift their thinking to others and revel in the control placed over them. When one stops and thinks about it, it's actually horrific.
 

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I was on my way home from work just 3 days ago and a cyclist right next to me turned left on a red light.
I was at an intersection waiting to make a left turn when a cyclist decided to pass me on my left side right as I start turning. I stopped before I hit him but I was milliseconds away from a lawsuit or criminal charges because dipshit thinks he's above to rules of the road.
 
I was at an intersection waiting to make a left turn when a cyclist decided to pass me on my left side right as I start turning. I stopped before I hit him but I was milliseconds away from a lawsuit or criminal charges because dipshit thinks he's above to rules of the road.
Cyclists would call that a “left hook” and blame it on you. For some reason, cyclists not only think that it’s perfectly ok to undercut a vehicle turning ahead of them, but also that it’s the driver’s fault that they get hit.

Those fancy “safe” Dutch intersections that force cars to take wide turns would be completely unnecessary if cyclists would just yield to people in front of them. Drivers yield to people turning in front of them all the time, but it’s such a burden for cyclists to do the same that they came up with a special name for it.
 
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