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I’m my case I don’t want to deal with the charging setup at my house and worse I don’t want to fool with the charging stations. And mostly, and I can’t make this more clear…I will always drive a truck and I will never drive an electric one. |
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Me thinks they won't be getting 400% when they're on every corner. |
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The electricity will come from the same place it came when people started having air conditioning which pulls more power than EV's will pull and EV's mostly charge at night when the grid is off peak. The grid has grown in the past SIGNIFICANTLY and it can grow again. I'm personally in favor of more nuclear power. Nuclear fusion is making progress and may be an option soon. We have lots of uninhabited desert areas that would be perfect for solar. All it takes is about a 100 x 100 mile area full of solar panels to power the entire country. We can use the rest of the grid to cover night use. |
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I wonder how good the build quality was on Ford vehicles in 1910? In 100 years from now Tesla's build quality will be at least as good as Ford's. ;) |
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This just keeps getting better. Do you have any clue how long the entire process is from conception to hooking to the grid for a new nuclear power plant in the U.S? I don't believe you do. As for fusion, that's MANY decades away from commercial use, if it ever happens, not "soon." |
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Everything is 20 years away. Why can't you just accept that? |
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But pointing out that bans don't exist now nor have they even been proposed does no good, because these folks just KNOW that there is a secret evil conspiracy that is even now plotting to ban those cars, it just hasn't been announced yet. :D |
The government cant' even get internet to every corner of the country for the last 20 years, and we're to believe they'll build a charger network across the country in short order?
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I think $1,200/year for all years owned is a good start. Then I need to come up with a number for the disposal of their cars after ten years of usage, as those used and useless batteries will be costly to society. |
EVs are just the mopeds of today. A fad that won't endure.
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How did it grow decades ago? Largely unregulated coal, oil and gas plants. Those times are long gone. Which nuclear plants are not in service that can be put back into service with "some repairs?" I can't wait for that answer. You have no clue how overregulated electric generation facilities are in this country, especially nuclear plants. |
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How about "the great replacement theory" where Whites will be replaced by non Whites. Have you looked at Western Europe lately? Looked around the US? It's not the same US you grew up with, and it is RAPIDLY replacing now. And as Oprah famously noted, people like most of us, older White people....."they just have to die." How about all the civil libertarians like me that warned against the "Patriot Act?" Turns out we were correct about the surveillance state spying on every single American, and without a warrant and probable cause. Ed Snowden is stuck in Russia because your government, instead of punishing the criminals in our own government, punished the guy who pointed out that criminality, kind of like homegirl Fani in Fulton County, GA firing the employee who pointed out another employee was going to scam government money for the employee's personal business. Who got fired and marched out? The whistleblower. So when we tell you this push to electric is part and parcel of pushing for 15 minute cities, and controlling the movement of the people, consider we've been right about just about everything else so far. Vegas would give us pretty good odds of being right about this, too. Oh, and the WEF/globalists freely admit it, there's that, too. They're admitting it now because they believe their plans can no longer be stopped. |
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You can't really be that naive. The fed gov is making more and more of that desert land off limits to almost anything, yet we should supply power to the entire country from one giant solar plant. :rofl: I'm still waiting on your answer to this question: Which nuclear plants are not in service that can be put back into service with "some repairs?" |
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