Pretty sure they are in cahoots with Big Tomato.RZehr wrote: ↑Wed Jul 06, 2022 5:15 pm Nope, nope. You're done. As a member of EOR & SNUG (Everybody Obliterating Renault & See Nobody Using German) we are committed to global community safety. We successfully ended Renaults invasion of the US in 1992, and are committed to rooting out Renaults in this great land wherever they are found (looking at you Chrysler).
And as our organization basks in our recent victory of killing the Passat https://www.motortrend.com/news/america ... nued-2023/ we sadly remember the people it killed. Yes, Passat slyly flaunted its "4 star safety rating", but you know what safety rating that it ignores? The grievous survival record of the pedestrians hit by Passats.
You see, WW2 was a direct result of the world not being big enough to safely contain these two companies, and consequently millions of Germans, French and Americans died. We are still dealing with their war mongering ways. Today, we see that once Renault successfully to start the Ukraine war, their mission in Russia was done, and they left the country. What happened exactly 24 months prior to the Russian invasion? Well, in February 2020, the Passat appeared in Russia, which Renault had claimed as it's territory. We cannot risk either one of these assault cars in our country.
As a PAPA (Pedestrians Against Passat Affliction) myself, I cannot support people using Passats even (or especially) for hunting. There has been too much bloodshed.
I think it is funny
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Soloist
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RZehr
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Could easily be, could easily be. Highly likely, I’d say.Soloist wrote: ↑Thu Jul 07, 2022 12:11 pmPretty sure they are in cahoots with Big Tomato.RZehr wrote: ↑Wed Jul 06, 2022 5:15 pm Nope, nope. You're done. As a member of EOR & SNUG (Everybody Obliterating Renault & See Nobody Using German) we are committed to global community safety. We successfully ended Renaults invasion of the US in 1992, and are committed to rooting out Renaults in this great land wherever they are found (looking at you Chrysler).
And as our organization basks in our recent victory of killing the Passat https://www.motortrend.com/news/america ... nued-2023/ we sadly remember the people it killed. Yes, Passat slyly flaunted its "4 star safety rating", but you know what safety rating that it ignores? The grievous survival record of the pedestrians hit by Passats.
You see, WW2 was a direct result of the world not being big enough to safely contain these two companies, and consequently millions of Germans, French and Americans died. We are still dealing with their war mongering ways. Today, we see that once Renault successfully to start the Ukraine war, their mission in Russia was done, and they left the country. What happened exactly 24 months prior to the Russian invasion? Well, in February 2020, the Passat appeared in Russia, which Renault had claimed as it's territory. We cannot risk either one of these assault cars in our country.
As a PAPA (Pedestrians Against Passat Affliction) myself, I cannot support people using Passats even (or especially) for hunting. There has been too much bloodshed.
For all you doubters about the current war and the 2020/two year, pre-war Passat timeline, know this: It also was a matching two years after Volkswagen was established in Germany (1937), that WW2 started (1939). Coincidence? Unlikely.
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I would love to do this.


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Try hard not to offend. Try harder not to be offended.
I think I am funnier than I really am.
I think I am funnier than I really am.
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Or a painting of a pit bull, a Rottweiler, a Doberman, and a Great Dane, crouched and ready to attack.
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