Ford is in the process of filing a patent application for self-driving cars to drive away from their owners after a series of missed payments.

4 thoughts on “Ford is in the process of filing a patent application for self-driving cars to drive away from their owners after a series of missed payments.”

1. Just one small step away from your seat-belt doin’ a kind of snake move to coil around and shackle you.

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   1. I’ve always wondered why they haven’t made the car start contingent on seatbelt being fastened.. I guess they make too much money on tickets.. my last one was SEVENTY EFFIN DOLLARS!!!! I can’t remember which car it was but sometime in the 90s they had one that did do that.. you had to hold your arms out of the way and it comes across (on a track) and fasten.ed.

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      1. Yeah, I remember. Next thing will be that if you miss a payment a butcher knife bursts out of the center of the steering wheel and stabs you in the heart. Ha, do we really think EVIL has limits? Well, neither does JUSTICE.

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2. See now here’s a good example of something where I can clearly define the difference between the very small percentage of “protests” that work (to a degree) against the majority that don’t. Protesting in the streets against policies that impinge on your basic rights have never really proven throughout history to work (therefore why the hell would you continue to keep trying?). This example all through history prompted the double entendre “the peasants are revolting” from the foul lips of those who should not be allowed to live. While numbers in the street may be seen by some to be a “show of force” it is actually completely useless if that “force” part is never realized or thought of by your enemy as an actual effective threat. To be clear, the DOING part of any protest in the street is NOT merely showing up in the street – it’s what you DO with the force you have amassed there. Is marching around a few streets, no matter the number of people or duration, and then going back home to your daily routine really effective? On the other hand “protesting” by ALL instantly not buying any more products or services from a large company or corporation that pulls sh*t like this WOULD probably have much more of an instantaneous effect, even if only until the enemy retreats, regroups & tries another stunt (as after all they are part of the enemy globalist machine who will keep attempting to beat you – yes it is war!). We all know what the immediate effect would be on their shareholders but nobody is willing to do this because they have all been trained to be perfect little consumers with brand loyalty & all that other fake psychological BS that goes along with being slaves to the $! Obviously getting out in the streets with your mates for a day or 2 & possibly being seen on TV as someone who’s “actively doing something” is way more of an ego-boost than sitting at home saying “that’s it, no more Ford anything for me” en masse. Let’s be brutally honest then – being seen to be “doing something” is way more important today than actually doing something effective. I never say all this from a negative or defeatist perspective. I say it as an honest observer of everything around me in the hope it maybe sparks some kind of wider perspective change in at least 1 other person out there who until now has had their every opinion pre-formed for them (on the days that I can still actually care about it anyway). 🙂

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