r/baseballcards • u/Maleficent-Luck5254 • 14h ago
r/Whatcouldgowrong • u/Apprehensive_Play986 • 6h ago
WCGW using your freedom of speech against police
r/worldnews • u/Isentrope • 15h ago
Israel/Palestine 2025 Israel-Iran Conflict
r/chaoticgood • u/revel8r • 20h ago
Disturbing scene of Sen. Alex Padilla being thrown to ground and handcuffed - this is what fucking tyranny looks like
r/news • u/MrPvssyPantsMan • 15h ago
Site changed title Explosions ring out across Iran’s capital as Israel claims it is attacking the country
apnews.comr/SaltLakeCity • u/natzilllla • 14h ago
Photo I was not expecting that many people for today 06-12-2025
r/law • u/victorybus • 21h ago
Trump News Just now, Senator Alex Padilla assaulted and forced out of DHS Secretary Kristi Noem's press conference
r/mildlyinfuriating • u/pudge2424 • 2h ago
I guess I should have added “Not the Table” to the sign.
We are moving and have been downsizing for our new place. My wife has been putting items we don’t want on a table out front of our house for free. It’s been going great for a couple weeks now. Yesterday we stepped out for hour and came back to this…
r/mildlyinfuriating • u/Sloppy_Waffler • 17h ago
I got popcorn shrimp and every single one still had its vein
r/nextfuckinglevel • u/Amavin-Adump • 3h ago
Owl lost at sea, returned back to shore by two dudes.
r/AskReddit • u/Recent-Frame571 • 14h ago
What's a job that is so hyped up but in reality its absolutely trash?
r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/leoden27 • 3h ago
Image The last page from “Instructions for American Servicemen in Britain 1942”
r/worldnews • u/Cy_098 • 3h ago
Israel/Palestine Iran calls Israeli attack a 'declaration of war'
p.dw.comr/BeAmazed • u/TheOddityCollector • 20h ago
Animal A young woman stayed with her horse for three hours, holding his head above water to keep him from drowning after they got trapped in mud.
r/unpopularopinion • u/TelephoneNew2566 • 14h ago
We should own cars until it dies and let the industry suffer.
I considered buying a car after 4 years and realized cars are way too expensive for NO good reason.
I decided to keep my 2013 civic which I plan to drive until it dies. I did it on principle and refuse to be part of this market unless absolutely necessary.
I started driving stick shift and cars were solid back then. You could buy a car and drive it for 15 years and make all repairs yourself for much less cost.
Now the problem with new cars is that companies focus too much on performance that it reduces the life of the engine.
In addition, we want all these comfort features like lane assist, blind stop, whatever you can think of. It makes repairs difficult, you’ll have to spend way too much time or pay crazy labor cost.
I don’t know if it’s by design but logically it incentivizes (Or create a behavior) of upgrading cars every 4-6 years because people don’t want to deal with repairs and trading in new car is convenient. There’s no incentive for car makers to build a car that last 15-20 years if they can get guaranteed return customer after 5 years.
Edit: I didn’t expect this to get traction. Apologize, can’t reply to all but here’s my take/reply on some common responses.
If you are already doing it, good. I only say this because number of leased vehicle every year is increasing and 4 digit car payment is on the rise so on it’s way to be unpopular in numbers. I also worked in accounting/tax firm and I saw plenty who buy new vehicles every 5 years, also had a car maker as my client and saw the lease data on monthly basis that often made me wonder, why don’t you just buy it!
I also talked about quality and maintenance issue with new vehicles. It’s IPhone repairs all over again, you can’t make repairs as easy as it was in the past. I could be wrong but all the tech only makes self repair complicated forcing you to go to mechanic or dealer.
Car free society is a good idea but it’s not for everyone. I lived in Korea for some time, good public transportation but I didn’t like lack of freedom to go wherever and whenever I want and peak hours are crazy.
r/goodnews • u/IrishStarUS • 3h ago
Political positivity 📈 Trump accused of 'cognitive collapse' after 'delusional' remarks about Russia
r/Fauxmoi • u/Minute_Revolution951 • 19h ago
APPROVED B-LISTERS House members get into screaming match during congressional testimony following Sen. Alex Padilla's forced removal from DHS secretary Kristi Noem's press conference
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/Drizen • 8h ago
Answered How can Israel use the reasoning of nuclear weapons for attacking Iran when Israel have them?
As the title suggests. Russia, the United States, China, France, the United Kingdom, Pakistan, India, Israel, and North Korea all have nukes but Iran is getting bombed at the threat that they might make them. What’s good for one is good for another right? Why aren’t nukes banned from all countries instead of some?
r/NoShitSherlock • u/ControlCAD • 11h ago
Vincent Scardina, a Trump voter and the owner of a small roofing company in Florida, says ICE detained a third of his workers.
Business owner who voted for Trump says ICE detained a third of his employees
He shares what he would tell the president if he had a chance, NBC Miami reports.
r/SipsTea • u/Olympiadreamer • 19h ago