Original post: Crash Test Dummy
I'm going to point out all of the places where you either contradict yourself or make no sense whatsoever, because Deputy hit the nail square on the head. These are in no particular order and please forgive the length of the post:
Quote #1:
I feel as If i'm Christopher Columbus.
CC: the world! She is a round!
Rest of the world: You eltist prick! How dare you say that!
Rebuttal:
Christopher Columbus also had to jump through hoops in order to receive ships, men, and supplies for his journey. The knowledge doesn't mean much if you can't play the game here in reality. Here are some of your own words to prove this point though:
My god is stronger than your god! My policy is stronger than your policy! My Will is stronger than your Will! My magick is stronger than your magick!
This is technically your signature, but it's a part of every post you've made. Sounds pretty elitist to me.
I'm not speaking of others. I am speaking of myself and the criminal conspiracy designed to steal from me my BIRTHRIGHT.
This has a tad of elitism, but more in the "screws loose" category if you believe criminals are conspiring to keep you from owning a car.
They are rights to be won through effort and they shall be won and those who oppose me shall find their remains littering the floor.
Stong words? Yes, but my enemies seem to only understand a firm hand.
Your enemies? The guy who wants you to be at work on time is your enemy? Or is the guy trying to make a living be selling cars? I think I can substitute "elitism" for "Napoleon complex" in this situation. There is no conspiracy to keep you from a car. You can smite your foes all you like, but smiting doesn't put the keys in your hand. It's ironic that you use the phrase "rights to be won through effort" yet you demonstrate no effort on your own part to remedy the situation.
I hear the call of the universe. I feel the flow of reality and yet I am denied by the ignorant fools who dare to claim authority over me.
This implies that you are superior to the people who are "conspiring" to keep you out of a car. Everyone who opposes your noble quest for a car is "ignorant" and you are in the right, which is most likely not true.
Quote #2
In response to "not everyone is out to get you" you respond:
Never said they were.
Rebuttal:
Forgive me for quoting the same few responses, but they apply to this as well. These basically speak for themselves, as they're all generalizing blame on someone else for your inability to get a car.
Nevertheless I have a right to drive regardless of what limitations my so called govt places on driving. those regulations are for purposes of control, nothing more.
I am denied by the ignorant fools who dare to claim authority over me
I have been denied jobs because I don't have a car adn I need a car to get a job. It's societys twisted little catch-22.
I am speaking of myself and the criminal conspiracy designed to steal from me my BIRTHRIGHT.
Quote #3
On opinions:
I think its fine that you have yours but please don't devalue mine simply because you can't understand my POV.
Rebuttal:
Spare me the tree hugging hippie speal.
Yeah but you people drive on the wrong side of the road.
That's about the level of intelligence your responding with so I decided to respond in kind. How does it feel?
He stated his opinion, and you attacked him for it. Do as I say, and not as I do?
Quote #4
Regarding "taking responsibility for yourself" you say:
I have. hence my acknowledgement of my right to drive.
Rebuttal:
This, quite frankly, doesn't make any sense. Taking responsibility for yourself doesn't mean that you piss and moan about your "birthright," it means getting off your ass and doing what needs to be done. Once again, complaining doesn't put the keys in your hand.
No. i'm 30 and have had my liscence and have had a car, both were stolen from me when I was homeless for a year.
After you got back on your feet, you could've paid the eight bucks in order to renew your license. Hell, you wouldn't have even needed to pass the "grueling" and "oppressive" tests if you did it in time. You had some bad luck, became homeless, and had your car stolen. It happens; life isn't fair, and Fr. Qim said it perfectly with "Thriving is not a right either. Success is not a right." You can either continue to bemoan your luck, or do something to change it.
Quote #5
Just look at all the hoops the govt immoraly sets up for people to jump through to get a car, and if you don't have the money you don't get to drive. Well you say get a job. It doesn't work very well to apply for a job that's 90 minutes away on a bike....add the fact that it rains a lot here.
So, don't apply for a job that's a 90 minute bike-ride away. Take public transportation, plead with a friend to help you out of this hole, by driving you to and from work. If you still decide to ride your bike, leave extra early in order to be presentable by the time work starts. There are so many solutions to this problem.
You have a few problems with connecting these dots together. You feel you deserve a car, but when you had one, either through bad luck or bad personal decisions, you lost it. I have to believe that you realized your fixation with cars at this point, and yet did nothing to remedy the situation. For one as admittedly "enlightened" (as you've told us over and over, ad naseum), you had to realize that there were steps you could've taken to gain back your "birthright." Banging your head into a wall doesn't accomplish anything, except now you have a headache and still own no car. Once again, take responsibility for yourself, and do what needs to be done to get back your car. If it's as important as you've made it out to be on this thread, then get off your ass and do something about it.
