A decade ago, Bradley Krae left the United States to teach English in Shenzhen, China. He spends less money and says the has found his own version of the American Dream there.
He apparently can’t drive an electric scooter if he wanted to. You know, that one form of transportation that poor working people can actually afford. This is done so city governments can extract money from poor people since they can’t get money from rich people.
Oh, and also like, democracy.
What freedom isn’t he getting?
Edit: yeah, downvote the genuine question instead of providing any opinions or answers.
You got downvoted because you didn’t try to answer your own obvious question first before asking others to answer it for you.
Something something 1989.
Certain residents of the Hundred Acre Wood.
My question was what freedom the guy in the article is missing at present. It was a genuine question, not a bad faith/troll comment.
He apparently can’t drive an electric scooter if he wanted to. You know, that one form of transportation that poor working people can actually afford. This is done so city governments can extract money from poor people since they can’t get money from rich people.
Oh, and also like, democracy.
Other countries have functional public transport. Who the fuck needs an electric scooter?