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149 to send a ping to locate a car? For an API call to lock unlock? How many API calls are worth 149 per year? In which world?

It's bad because it forces a monopoly. Once co.petition is out of the window, they will recoup with monopoly prices

From my understanding there is no federal law, that's why the repeal by the supreme Court was so bad

Correction: the rich want another world war and are pushing for it. The brainwashing that has been going on for years wasn't paid by your average joe.

And as usual, it will be paid with the blood of the poor

American* consumer. Around the world most popular models are smaller than the American ones. And those expectations are driven by marketing from those car companies to circumvent the safety/emission laws set up for cars in the us

And then when they came for you.. joking no one intolerant enough to come for someone else was left.

If you have a mortgage, you own what you paid (except interests).

If you bankrupt and are unsolved on a mortgage, and they take the house, the house is sold in an auction, the bank gets what's remaining in the mortgage, but the rest is yours.

Oh well, you win some you lose some... Whatever

They usually omit the part where the market correct itself only after you sue the shit out of them

Nothing of importance as usual

I kind of like it, because it becomes a small club where all members know each other and control each other. The product price is directly linked to the quality of the product, so all producers have a vested interest in controlling their neighboring producer.

It also makes sense for agricultural products, where certain climate and earth composition influence the outcome a lot

Still in the rind. Chances of eating it unless you specifically want to eat it are nill

A special military operation

Its a bit like italy: you have many right and left parties, but each one has some flavors (stance in different issues), so you vote for the right/left party that is more in line with you social and economical policies (or a part leader you like for personality).

Since there are many choices, and each party tries to get a slice if the electorate, its very hard for a single party to cather to the majority if the peoples.

So they form a coalition, and each party in the coalition pass what are the common points, and depending on how well they have done) compromise within the coalition to pass some if their agendas

Thats the problem though. The Spanish constitution explicitly says that the country is indivisible. Therefore any independence referendums are against the constitution/illegal. And that's the reason why the proponent of the referendum are persecuted.

The next step should be to amend the constitution, but I'm not sure the rest of Spain would allow it

This is the same problem with being tolerant with intolerants. While ideologically might make sense, it's a losing battle that favors bad faith actors.

Is this to be an asshole, or to avoid people reselling the car at x2 the price because of the lack of supply during the first year?

I hate Musk, but if this is intended to prevent price go urging, it might be a good thing (see nvidia scalpers)

Same reason why I refuse to use Edge. I don't care if its the best browser in the world (which its not), the more you try to force me to use it, the less I'll try it

While not improving any efficiencies and therefore skyrocketing debt

Veneto is more like Texas tbh