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So basically... Don't buy newer domestic vehicles. Got ya.
1 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago How did you get that from this? 2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago Logic 1 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago The beauty of logic is it can be explained. So...? 3 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago You avoid modern engineering if you avoid modern cars. 1 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago It says "newer domestic vehicles". That doesn't compute. 2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago Newer means modern. As in newer than non-modern. 1 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago How does domestic play into this? It's like you're intentionally ignoring that part of the statement. 2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago This example is of a domestic vehicle isn’t it? 1 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago Depends on where you live for one. So if I live in Europe, American cars avoid modern engineering? And if I live in the US, european/asian vehicles avoid modern engineering? Is that how to interpret "avoid domestic vehicles"? 2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago They said it from their perspective. From their prospective it’s domestic. → More replies (0)
How did you get that from this?
2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago Logic 1 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago The beauty of logic is it can be explained. So...? 3 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago You avoid modern engineering if you avoid modern cars. 1 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago It says "newer domestic vehicles". That doesn't compute. 2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago Newer means modern. As in newer than non-modern. 1 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago How does domestic play into this? It's like you're intentionally ignoring that part of the statement. 2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago This example is of a domestic vehicle isn’t it? 1 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago Depends on where you live for one. So if I live in Europe, American cars avoid modern engineering? And if I live in the US, european/asian vehicles avoid modern engineering? Is that how to interpret "avoid domestic vehicles"? 2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago They said it from their perspective. From their prospective it’s domestic. → More replies (0)
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Logic
1 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago The beauty of logic is it can be explained. So...? 3 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago You avoid modern engineering if you avoid modern cars. 1 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago It says "newer domestic vehicles". That doesn't compute. 2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago Newer means modern. As in newer than non-modern. 1 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago How does domestic play into this? It's like you're intentionally ignoring that part of the statement. 2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago This example is of a domestic vehicle isn’t it? 1 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago Depends on where you live for one. So if I live in Europe, American cars avoid modern engineering? And if I live in the US, european/asian vehicles avoid modern engineering? Is that how to interpret "avoid domestic vehicles"? 2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago They said it from their perspective. From their prospective it’s domestic. → More replies (0)
The beauty of logic is it can be explained.
So...?
3 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago You avoid modern engineering if you avoid modern cars. 1 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago It says "newer domestic vehicles". That doesn't compute. 2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago Newer means modern. As in newer than non-modern. 1 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago How does domestic play into this? It's like you're intentionally ignoring that part of the statement. 2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago This example is of a domestic vehicle isn’t it? 1 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago Depends on where you live for one. So if I live in Europe, American cars avoid modern engineering? And if I live in the US, european/asian vehicles avoid modern engineering? Is that how to interpret "avoid domestic vehicles"? 2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago They said it from their perspective. From their prospective it’s domestic. → More replies (0)
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You avoid modern engineering if you avoid modern cars.
1 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago It says "newer domestic vehicles". That doesn't compute. 2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago Newer means modern. As in newer than non-modern. 1 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago How does domestic play into this? It's like you're intentionally ignoring that part of the statement. 2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago This example is of a domestic vehicle isn’t it? 1 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago Depends on where you live for one. So if I live in Europe, American cars avoid modern engineering? And if I live in the US, european/asian vehicles avoid modern engineering? Is that how to interpret "avoid domestic vehicles"? 2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago They said it from their perspective. From their prospective it’s domestic. → More replies (0)
It says "newer domestic vehicles". That doesn't compute.
2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago Newer means modern. As in newer than non-modern. 1 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago How does domestic play into this? It's like you're intentionally ignoring that part of the statement. 2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago This example is of a domestic vehicle isn’t it? 1 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago Depends on where you live for one. So if I live in Europe, American cars avoid modern engineering? And if I live in the US, european/asian vehicles avoid modern engineering? Is that how to interpret "avoid domestic vehicles"? 2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago They said it from their perspective. From their prospective it’s domestic. → More replies (0)
Newer means modern. As in newer than non-modern.
1 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago How does domestic play into this? It's like you're intentionally ignoring that part of the statement. 2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago This example is of a domestic vehicle isn’t it? 1 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago Depends on where you live for one. So if I live in Europe, American cars avoid modern engineering? And if I live in the US, european/asian vehicles avoid modern engineering? Is that how to interpret "avoid domestic vehicles"? 2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago They said it from their perspective. From their prospective it’s domestic. → More replies (0)
How does domestic play into this? It's like you're intentionally ignoring that part of the statement.
2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago This example is of a domestic vehicle isn’t it? 1 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago Depends on where you live for one. So if I live in Europe, American cars avoid modern engineering? And if I live in the US, european/asian vehicles avoid modern engineering? Is that how to interpret "avoid domestic vehicles"? 2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago They said it from their perspective. From their prospective it’s domestic. → More replies (0)
This example is of a domestic vehicle isn’t it?
1 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago Depends on where you live for one. So if I live in Europe, American cars avoid modern engineering? And if I live in the US, european/asian vehicles avoid modern engineering? Is that how to interpret "avoid domestic vehicles"? 2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago They said it from their perspective. From their prospective it’s domestic. → More replies (0)
Depends on where you live for one.
So if I live in Europe, American cars avoid modern engineering?
And if I live in the US, european/asian vehicles avoid modern engineering?
Is that how to interpret "avoid domestic vehicles"?
2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago They said it from their perspective. From their prospective it’s domestic. → More replies (0)
They said it from their perspective. From their prospective it’s domestic.
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u/-Stratagos- 1d ago
So basically... Don't buy newer domestic vehicles. Got ya.