Then it becomes kind of expected.

Then it becomes standard.

Then it becomes law

Pretty much.

It's gross.

Dumb cars are big in India because everyone's dirt fucking poor.

Dumb cars?

They don't even have AC in them, it's almost impressive.

Featureless cars.

>not having AC
>something special

if we're doing pol compass I'll dump my old one

Pls don't

from like three days ago

Fuck too late

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Cars that are really mechanically simple Laure.

I love simple cars

<:hecute:558552413485793290> dead reds

No computers, no fancy tech, manual windows, that sort of thing.

And most people here feel the same

That's why we all are driving manual

Yeah I'm not down with computers in cars. The military runs of analog for a reason.

I remember seeing that anti-theft video of some Yank trying to steal a manual car

That was fucking hilarious

And for the things that it doesn't run on analog for, there's an incredibly amount of technician support behind it.

Over-engineering and the concept of wunderwaffen is part of why Hitler lost the war.

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Over-engineering also made it really easy for prisoners to sabotage military production

Because Germans were stupid enough to let prisoners work in their military factories

Towards the end yeah.

Desperation does that.

Even in military units as well. Although the USSR was doing that as well. Deploying penal battalions.

At least you got double vodka rations in the USSR though, but you had to walk through fucking minefields so.

There's a tradeoff there.

bro

I was "taught" to drive a stick when I was 16, and by "taught" I mean I spent about an hour driving around the quarry at work.

At least I was on the clock for it though.

>tankies

Based and Stalinpilled.

This Tato, I learned driving a stick in 15 minutes
Because that's pretty much how long it should take you to get how the manual works