There will be no better time than right now for all those wanting to replace government coercion with freedom to come out of the woodwork. From Eric Peters at ericpetersautos.com:
The time to fight hardest is when you’re winning. When the enemy is wobbly, that’s when you land the haymaker that puts him down for the count. That’s when you end him, if he’s an enemy bent on ending you.
That moment is right now – as regards the federal regulatory apparat, which is the enemy of everything America used to be about. This used to be a pretty free country before the apparat took over. It isn’t very free anymore, chiefly because of the apparat – which is almost omnipotent and insufferably arrogant on account of being unaccountable to any power other than itself.
The smugly smirking face of little Pete Buttigieg – the former head of the apparat styled Department of Transportation – and of Michael “Red Guard” Regan, the former head of the apparat styled Environmental Protection Agency – are avatars of the apparats.
But they are gone now. And nature abhors a vacuum.
What if a major car company – all it would take is one – announced: We’re going to build and offer for sale the kinds of cars and trucks our buyers want.
And then did exactly that.
Toyota, for instance, could start selling its little HilLux Champ – which it’s already building, so it’s not some pie-in-the-sky thing. This truck – which sells for $13,000 in other countries – could just as easily be sold here. All it would take is for Toyota to say: We’re selling it here. Dealers are taking orders now.
Kick a commie RAT POS vermin when they are down, not this time comrade.
Petey Butt has carpet bagged over to Michigan where he doesn’t stand a chance without fortified democracy.
All of the Jeeps that I have seen won’t ever get stuck or need to be pulled out by another four wheel.
Breaking from Discharge:
Tomorrow Belongs To Us