Chinese-Built 60 mpg Wildfire Puts a New Face on Motorcycles

You're a jealous, lazy idiot. I'm refering largely to your phrase..."So much for freedom of choice, I guess the only sheep around hear are the one's buying the auto industries B.S. and buying the guzzlers, they must go well with the Mac-Mansions, and we all know where those got us, rite Comrades? " The McMansions didn't get anyone anywhere. It's people who got themselves into (and some right back out of ) the McMansions. During the process, by the way, these people who you think are so selfish, created jobs for people like you that were not enterprising enough to do any better. You speak of freedom of choice? You made the choices that keep you in a trailer instead of a McMansion. Don't get me wrong, there's nothing bad about living in a trailer. I almost do myself. It's all about what you want and how hard you want to work for it. You can't convince me or anyone else that you wouldn't take a mansion, if given one by the Government using our money, but nothing's free, pal. McMansions cost money and hard work. Alot of it by the PAID caretakers who enjoy jobs there. Want a Hybrid? Work hard and buy one. Want a Corvette, or mansion? Do it, and let me do the same. That's freedom of choice. Envying the people who worked hard for what they have won't get you what they have, or make them settle for what you decide is good enough for you. This is reality. No, it's not a perfect world, but bitching about it won't change that. Everyone who has made a positive impact on it was/is successful. We are all brought down by those of you who believe eutopias exist. Eat your tofu, teach your kids to have kids with their gay partners, drive your slow econimical cars, keep on living a life of discontent, if you wish, but stay out of the way of those of us that find happiness by working for and wanting what we have, not disgust by not being given what we want. That's your world, buddy. You guys fought in the sixties, and lost. It's over. Oh yeah,... the world is not warming beyond it's natural tendency to do so, no matter how many times you say it, or hear that someone "proved" it. What has been proven is that there is nothing man has ever done that has influenced the environment to any degree that is even measurable. That's why there is still a debate, because you guys won't shut up, regardless of what the facts are. We will someday run out of oil. If we still need to get around, we will find a way to do so. That's how we got cars in the first place. Take away the necessity to find a way, and you end up with a bunch of lost people. By the way, the US auto industry has never "forced" any one to buy anything. In 1985, Honda was making 55 MPG CRX's. Most are still running today. Here's the problem: they were not what most people wanted then, and they are not what most want now. It's you, my friend that is trying to force a certain type of car on us, not the car companies. People buy what they want, and companies sell what people buy. No matter how hard you or Obama tries, NOTHING can ever change the way that works. If you don't understand that, you'll just have to accept it. Get a job, and if you already have one, work harder at it. No, you shouldn't get paid what I do, unless you do what I do as well as I do, and I shouldn't have to settle for what you have or want.