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While at the same time celebrating them.

For as much as they decry colonialism and cultural appropriation, they sure do seem to enjoy claiming ownership of other peoples' works.

Unwarranted arrogance seems to be a common theme amongst city dwellers the world over.

Regardless, the fact that most of our infrastructure and city layouts are designed around the presumption that everyone must own a car is undeniable. And while I agree with you on city life being a bad thing, suburban sprawl also has its own issues.

That's because, thanks to the lobbying efforts of big oil and major car manufactures decades before most of us were born, pretty much our entire country is designed from the ground up to be car-centric.

They're not entirely wrong though. They're just making insane leaps in logic; that because people are being exploited, this means capitalism is evil and must be destroyed. Completely ignoring the fact that, for a number of reasons, the system this exploitation occurs within cannot rightly be...

It feels like it was 400 years though; and as we all know, feelings don't care about your facts.

Note that turning people into pillars of salt is still on the table though.

Nope. That's why they're still acting like oppressed revolutionaries long after they acquired institutional power; because the revolution itself is the endpoint, one that carries on forever until nothing is left.

Power. The power to dictate to others how they are to live their lives. The power to foist the blame for everything that's gone wrong in their own lives on someone they hate for one petty reason or another, whom they can then punish and extract reparations from. The power to hurt people without...

It knows what it wants all right; it's just that what it wants is so obviously monstrous, that it has to pretend to be something it isn't in order to trick people into giving it to them.