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There is no “problem” with an electric vehicle.
There is a problem with dumb fugks like Tarqueen and the people he votes for thinking they understand a single fugking aspect about energy and it’s consumption at a national level. Hey stupid. Take it up with the guy in the video. I'm just the messenger. Retard. Stop whining you Biden loving kghunt.
Trump being classless,tasteless and clueless as usual. Sorry, trump is a no tax payin pile of shiit. My young wife decided to play the field and had moved several dudes into my house
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Good morning Clark. Pretty sweet here in the Glades this morning.
Sitting here at Skunkape Headquarters enjoying my coffee.
Only thing disrupting the perfect solitude is the gas guzzling cars I hear in the distance roaring across the Tamiami Trail.
To bad their isn't more silent EVs on the road, maybe some day.
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One of the earth's biggest threats, that no one is mentioning is clear cutting the tropical rain forests of the world. Creating a large gap in the CO2 cycle.
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Internal combustion has been refined for many years and is about as good as it will ever be. I'm pretty sure someone said that about computers a couple of decades ago. My money is staying on something that burns.
The only thing worse than a liberal is a liberal that thinks they're a conservative.
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And then there is this. I had a friend that new him personally. He said the oil companies bought him out and cave him a new car. Tom, was told no more inventing…. Well he couldn’t leave it alone. My late friend said, we all warned him. He ended up dead in the desert… https://elpasotimes.typepad.com/morgue/2008/04/200-miles-on-tw.html
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Good morning Clark. Pretty sweet here in the Glades this morning.
Sitting here at Skunkape Headquarters enjoying my coffee.
Only thing disrupting the perfect solitude is the gas guzzling cars I hear in the distance roaring across the Tamiami Trail.
To bad their isn't more silent EVs on the road, maybe some day. Brah! I was in North Port and Venice all weekend. Lot more white people out that way! (Not that it matters of course)
Trump being classless,tasteless and clueless as usual. Sorry, trump is a no tax payin pile of shiit. My young wife decided to play the field and had moved several dudes into my house
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Internal combustion has been refined for many years and is about as good as it will ever be. I'm pretty sure someone said that about computers a couple of decades ago. My money is staying on something that burns. Yeah. I’ll take coal and candles any day over this stupid battery/electric schit.
Trump being classless,tasteless and clueless as usual. Sorry, trump is a no tax payin pile of shiit. My young wife decided to play the field and had moved several dudes into my house
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Good morning Clark. Pretty sweet here in the Glades this morning.
Sitting here at Skunkape Headquarters enjoying my coffee.
Only thing disrupting the perfect solitude is the gas guzzling cars I hear in the distance roaring across the Tamiami Trail.
To bad their isn't more silent EVs on the road, maybe some day. Brah! I was in North Port and Venice all weekend. Lot more white people out that way! (Not that it matters of course) This place is dead, all the tourists are gone. Funny thing, zero flying insects, no skeeters.. This pond outside my door is chock full of Pecock Bass and they are hiting flies...
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Nice.
I got a little Gheeno I should give you for that thing.
No title but it doesn’t look like you need one. Lol
Trump being classless,tasteless and clueless as usual. Sorry, trump is a no tax payin pile of shiit. My young wife decided to play the field and had moved several dudes into my house
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Electric vehicles are a very old idea. The current iterations have come a long way since the lead-acid versions of 100 years ago though and can actually make sense in certain driving situations such as a commuter vehicle. They need batteries with a much higher energy density than the Li-ion batteries provide and charging solutions that aren’t so time consuming.
My biggest complaint is there’s a year wait for a Tesla but at the same time, we’re subsidizing buyers $12k to buy one. Why the hell are we subsidizing a product at all; let alone one that is completely sold out? Teslas don't get a tax incentive.
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It's pretty simple. It will work when somebody figures out how to make electricity from electricity without using more electricity than they make making electricity.
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Nice.
I got a little Gheeno I should give you for that thing.
No title but it doesn’t look like you need one. Lol We dam near brought a Gheeno with a 10hp down with us. We'd have had to either left the bike or drove two rigs. Decided We'd just bring the bike. I want to get back out in the 10K Islands for some flats fishing and camping. Looks like that will happen in November now.
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It's pretty simple. It will work when somebody figures out how to make electricity from electricity without using more electricity than they make making electricity.
Ex- USN (SS) '66-'69 Pro-Constitution. LET'S GO BRANDON!!!
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It's pretty simple. It will work when somebody figures out how to make electricity from electricity without using more electricity than they make making electricity. Maybe put a windmill on top of the car? Perpetual motion machine baby.
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Excellent video....EV's emitt more pollution than petroleum powered cars.... Yes BUT after we have gone to 100% renewable, then they do make emissions sense because you can't otherwise power a car with wind, solar, or whatever else they have in mind. EV's have their place, but obviously not everywhere. And no I don't have one or see one in my future.
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I see a lot of EV’s around Charleston and, for personal transportation in an urban or suburban environment they make a lot of sense. Are they at a point in their development where they can meet everyone’s needs? Of course not. Neither were IC vehicles ten or 20 years into their common usage. My Uncle Earnie was still farming completely with horses until he got his first tractor in 1947. He still used horses after that as well.
My wife’s next car may well be an electric. It would make a lot of sense. She seldom drives more than 10 or 15 miles from home. If we go further, we take my truck. If she travels for work the airport’s 15 minutes from here. I’m hoping she decides to get one. I’d like some long-term, first hand experience with one so when the topic comes up on here I can have an informed opinion.
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Our SIL recently got a Toyota Rav4 plug-in hybrid. He charges it at night and it'll go 42 miles before the engine kicks in. Most days, unless he runs around after work, the engine doesn't start at all. Their power rates are 2/3 lower after 10pm so plugging it in just before bed saves them some $$. It works for them.
“In a time of deceit telling the truth is a revolutionary act.” ― George Orwell
It's not over when you lose. It's over when you quit.
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Electric vehicles are a very old idea. The current iterations have come a long way since the lead-acid versions of 100 years ago though and can actually make sense in certain driving situations such as a commuter vehicle. They need batteries with a much higher energy density than the Li-ion batteries provide and charging solutions that aren’t so time consuming.
My biggest complaint is there’s a year wait for a Tesla but at the same time, we’re subsidizing buyers $12k to buy one. Why the hell are we subsidizing a product at all; let alone one that is completely sold out? Teslas don't get a tax incentive. Not directly, but Tesla makes a TON of money from selling the "carbon credits" it earns from the government to other automakers. Like, billions of dollars worth. All set up by the government to transfer wealth. https://carboncredits.com/tesla-regulatory-carbon-credit-sales-jumps-116/
Eliminate qualified immunity and you'll eliminate cops who act like they are above the law.
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Electric vehicles are to control your travels. Right no power, no charging, you stay home.
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Teslas don't get a tax incentive. People who buy them do.
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