Big B
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Gotta start somewhere and sooner is way better than later.
Gotta start somewhere and sooner is way better than later.
Unless our grandkids are smarter than us.
In North Korea they have to get rice from the army's supplies to feed their population.
In North America they have to evict for the landlords to survive.
In Asia they have to find oxygen to save their people.
In South America they have to elect new leaders to save themselves.
They can build all the EVs for 7.8 billion people, and it can rain for a full year; it won't save the planet and all the audiophiles.
Anyway, we try our best to enjoy now for everyone. What else can we do that we didn't already do.
Elon Musk you can view this as your next challenge and see what you can come up with. And that goes also to all the billionaires of the world.
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I am a landlord. Having previously owned a small business, these homes were intended as part of my retirement portfolio.
I don't understand (nor agree with) the ability of a government to take away my source of income on one hand, while still demanding me to pay the taxes, utilities, maintenance, registration and inspection fees. Plus there is for many landlords loan payments to the bank that need to be met. All while not receiving ANY income.
If the government wishes to impose such restrictive policies (which I don't understand how this can be legal) on business owners (landlords) they should justly compensate them.
Can you imagine the government telling WalMart that they need to maintain an ample supply of food in their stores yet the customers don't have to pay for it?????
Welcome to prison planet , you will own nothing but Class D and Bose Micro’s , yet you will be Happy ..![]()
Welcome to prison planet , you will own nothing but Class D and Bose Micro’s , yet you will be Happy ..![]()
This thread is officially a political thread.
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As more and more Hybrid cars hit the streets, Full EV cars will be placed on the back burner for sure ..!
I am against government subsidies in development, manufacturing and purchases.
Tesla would have been dead in the water years ago if not provided funds from taxpayers.
Perhaps if this were only up to the consumer, but virtually all major governments are "interfering", and now even Toyota (which had been committed to hybrids) is having to adjust to the likely future of EVs. Good or bad, it is happening, and perhaps rather than complaining we should be looking more closely at the technological hurdles to overcome to make it a more pleasant reality.
It's still a bit hard for me to understand the resistance to the overall driving experience in a high quality EV, which is astonishingly better than any other road vehicle. As Porsche, Mercedes and BMW roll out more of their EVs in both car and SUV platforms it will become even more obvious to the doubters.