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this post was submitted on 15 Sep 2023
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If you can't get into pointless arguments with people who think the 1 mile radius around their house is representative of the entire world, what would be the point in even having a reddit replacement?
This offends me, and people in my local area.
Single hot moms?
They're bored and quite lonely, which seems to make them very cranky.
But why would you fund public transport?
The nearest house to me is 30 minutes away and my shops are a 1 hour drive.
Trains would not work anywhere.
This could be the opening line in a high school textbook for a course on how to use the Internet