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Comment by allendoerfer | Hacker News Reader

To me that sounds like a fanboy talking a bad feature into a good one. The same argument could be used to talk up communism.

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Oh believe me, it's very definitely a feature. "Sorry kids, there's no McDonald's at the Supercharger".

So wouldn't a car that would actually fix your problem just be a two-seater?

If I were a fanboy wouldn't I be in favor of a Tesla-brand restaurant existing near every super charger? I'm saying it wouldn't be so great.

Huh?

Clearly, the process goes as follows. My wife and I are driving somewhere and on the way we decide to stop and pick up a new socieconomic order. We usually stop some place where we can charge our EV and as it happens, they usually have a store serving communism within walking distance. So more often than not we charge our car and get some fresh communism to go.

I could also just have compared two cases, which both make it easier for the consumer to decide, by eliminating options he had before. There were no troubles to choose between ananas and bananas whatsoever in Eastern Germany. Very quick decision making possible, no kids crying in the back of the car.

I will continue: Inside prison, you have even less problems with choosing where and what to eat.

Is store-bought communism as good as freshly made communism?

Store-bought communism offers better value, but freshly made communism is so much better I think.

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