Was he just being a rocket geek? I'm assuming he wasn't just photographing the engines, but there's not a lot of detail here.

If I was in close proximity to a space rocket, I'd probably want to shoot pictures like crazy.

Why do European companies not have this problem?

You have odd fantasies and a persecution fetish.

I must admit I didn't know about the Maverick until a couple weeks ago. It's certainly never in the news.

It's also interesting that Ford is apparently planning an EV version (eventually).

Well, don't forget that the US does produce a LOT of oil domestically, and the fortunes of those oil billionaires aren't going to protect themselves!

The 3 cylinder Geo Metro in the 1990s achieved over 40 miles per gallon. 30 years later you're telling me we lost that ability?

I fail to see how fuel economy legislation is responsible for rod bearing failures.

Have you ever sent money to a man who constantly brags about how rich he is?

You win teh funny. They really have fucked Notepad up bad.

Gee I wonder what caused vehicle prices to rise?

Uh, I'm gonna say "no".

Lutnick is also the guy who thought Americans would get really excited at the possibility of millions of new jobs screwing tiny screws into iPhones all day.

These administration billionaires really do think everyone else exists basically to be their slave labor, and the slaves should be happy about it.

An autonomous (or semi-autonomous) robot could be used for robbing banks, and it would be more bullet-resistant than a human.

"Risk, is not the topic that will earn you a smile from a grieving mother of a perfectly healthy child who's now dead."

Coddling idiots only drags the rest of us down to their level.

Are those two things somehow mutually exclusive?