Was stopped at a red light behind this car and I knew I had to document and post this
The Warren sticker is by far the most confusing. Without it this is just an /r/WayOfTheBern poster
Imagine an austerity promoting warmongering neoliberal nonprofit called "Bombs Not Food"
No Russian Orcish bombs, just based :freedom-and-democracy: bombs! :so-true:
"I want more of things that I want and fuck everyone else" is a kind of cohesion.
i think it's admirable that not a single one is on straight
This is either a confused individual or a shared family van
Either way, not an unusual sight around New England
shared family van
man, I would not want to go on a long road trip with this bunch
The scene in A Goofy Movie where Max has to decide which direction to tell his dad to turn but he's choosing between Muhlenberg College and the January 6 protest.
How many Finding Nemo bumper stickers does one person need? I feel like that says a lot more about them than all the political stickers put together.
guy who is a reverse pescetarian (won't eat fish/seafood for moral reasons but is fine with beef/chicken/etc.)
Fish are the only pure animals since none were killed by God in Noah's flood
The most confusing bumper sticker set I've ever seen actually only contained one bumper sticker. It was against the fluoridation of drinking water. I was baffled because I've never seen that as an isolated brainworm. Normally it has, like, all of the other comorbidities.
I remember once trying to explain car bumper sticker culture to some relatives who aren’t American and they looked at me like I had two heads. Understandable because it doesn’t make sense to me either but you really can glean a bizarre amount of info on a person from the bumper stickers on their car. Often times that info is “my politics are this flavor of incoherent and I’m VERY annoying about it to all of my friends and family.”
I know it's a bazinga :my-hero: meme, but maybe "I support current thing" is another sort of projection for these people.
