What possesses people to write this sort of shit on their cars.
this post was submitted on 28 Nov 2023
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He probably lost someone too early and needed something to blame.
I wasn't expecting insight and perspective at this hour. I like it.
90% certain "pervert cancer" is just a standard dutch curse
This is some "infowarrior rides" type shit.
I will never understand the impulse to plaster your car with your life philosophy. Obviously this is another level, but even the stick figure families or whatever are kind of weird. Some of it is sensitive information that you're just shouting out into the world.
For example, there's this person I see around my town whose license plate is "2HOUSES". So you're advertising to potential thieves that you're rich enough to afford 2 houses and that you're definitely not currently at either of them. Incredibly stupid just for the vanity of it, but you're also and just making a target of yourself.
My plate isn't 2 HOUSES, it's 2 HO USES.
You need a sturdier ho then, sir!
Lead poisoning I'm guessing, or a mental illness.
Those aren't mutually exclusive
CANCER DOG ^TURD
I'm guessing their dog happened to get cancer shortly before a human loved one did and we're seeing what happens when you mix deep depression with honest stupidity.
...just simple farmers; people of the land; the common clay of the new West...
You know, morons.
The prevalence of bumper stickers on cars correlates with mental illness.
Naw, a bunch of stickers of bands, states visited, funny shit, or 4wd trails is cool. (Like ok maybe they have ADHD like me or something). A bunch of political bumper stickers is someone who probably needs to ignore the news for a while.
But custom applied lettering forming unhinged screeds is, more likely than not, a condemnation of the government's failure to provide readily accessible treatment for mental illness.