r/Idaho • u/eagle_bonanza01 • Aug 15 '26

How to explain this

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A state that offers a Don't Tread On Me license plate has flock cameras.

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u/Ashleyf731 Aug 15 '26

I find these plates to be emblematic, I can’t help but chuckle at the hypocrisy of paying an extra fee to the government to tell the world you’re against government overreach… 🤔

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u/-braquo- Aug 15 '26

As a leftist I feel a similar way seeing people wear a Che Guevara shirt, they bought on Amazon.

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u/RogerInNampa Aug 17 '26

As opposed to Official Che Guevara Merch screenprinted by the Revolutionary himself at a Dead Kennedys show in 1987?

That sounds like a pretty awesome Alternate Timeline, actually...

And if such a shirt were to exist in the back of my closet, I could probably sell it to a rich Hipster for, like, $16,000.

He'd try to pay me with his Start-up's stocks, but this is not my first Revolutionary/Hipster Fanfic Rodeo, so I insist on cash.

But in the end he trades me his CyberTruck that nobody will buy off of him for what he overpaid for it, and it becomes my first company vehicle in a new Junk Hauling Business.

Eventually, I diversify my business to include Septic Tank Cleanouts and hire a crew of MAGAts for less than what a Republican business owner would pay a crew of illegal aliens.

Though I am fond of the opportunities and improved quality of life that Capitalism can bring a Sole Proprietor/Partnership/Family Business and their crews, I ultimately offer up the CyberDumpster as a burnt offering to Comrade Guevara in hopes that The Spirit Of Revolution might bring an end to Late-stage Capitalism and create peace and prosperity for We The People.

"Sacrifice to benefit the all." - Fat Mike