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Posting Date: January 16, 2003
 

Are Hummer Owners Idiots? -- "As reported in a superlative Washington Monthly article that quotes extensively from Bradsher's book, SUV owners tend to be, in part, more selfish, self-centered, narcissistic, insecure and vain than their car-driving brethren. Oh yes they do. And the research backs it up."

 

  

Reader Comments...
 

Having the displeasure of living in the suburbs and having just finished Bradsher's excellent book on how the SUV is destroying America, I can attest to the fact that, yes, a majority of SUV owners are indeed, self-centered assholes. (sigh) How many times have you tried to park your car into a space marketed "compact cars", only to have yourself boxed in by two huge SUVs hanging over the line?

Posted by: on January 18, 2003 02:43 AM


 

The SUV is destroying America?

What, have they used their GPS and Onstar systems to communicate and secretly plot to do harm?

Are there mass late-night low RPM lights off movements mapping out our vulnerabilities?

I mean, I know they have on-board computers and all but who knew they were capable of mass destruction?

These must be the same vehicles that cause the accidents I read about : "Joe was headed east-bound on the highway when suddenly his SUV veered left and rolled in the meridian". How about the headlight that recently proclaimed "SUV kills 6 in Accident" - the dastardly SUV took advantage of a sleeping driver to do it's harm...

Can't let your guard drop once while behind the wheel of those evil SUV's....

Posted by: on January 18, 2003 10:11 AM


 

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