Trollminator wrote:
Gina.. wrote:
It’s a really bad place for them to be and a terrible look but they seem to be embracing it. Disgusting.
Looks like we might trigger a Sally heart attack if we keep responding to each other. He can’t spot the differences after all this time - such an amateur. 🎻
I know, always amazing.
Gina.. wrote:
Trollminator wrote:
Looks like we might trigger a Sally heart attack if we keep responding to each other. He can’t spot the differences after all this time - such an amateur. 🎻
I know, always amazing.
Sally is enjoying some women at the Wynne hotel in Las Vegas Sorry if I am preoccupied Ginamator - never mind just too pathetic
Hammering Hank wrote:
Gina.. wrote:
I know, always amazing.
Sally is enjoying some women at the Wynne hotel in Las Vegas Sorry if I am preoccupied Ginamator - never mind just too pathetic
That’s why you’re triggered and posting nonsense on a running forum 😂😂😂
Way to own yourself Troll.
We should take it for granted, we should appreciate that our vaccine roll out and economy is coming roaring back.
This is what success looks like 👏🏼🍾
We should not take it granted*
agip wrote:
Marietta Tar Heel wrote:
As been stated ad nauseum on this thread, charging issues are the primary barriers to widespread EV adoption. It is a significant hurdle that has not been overcome.
What was interesting from the article was that most EV users did not use public chargers. A lot of money is being allocated to increasing the public charging infrastructure and it may not have much impact. The findings from this study is that it is the ability to charge at residences that needs to be addressed. Again, this has been stated multiple times on this thread as well.
yes it does, and Fats has inappropriately continued to call people without garages 'idiots' for not buying EVs.
He has also referred to posters using slurs as well, so I wouldn't put much stock into anything he says. And, apparently, even some of those with garages can only get 36 miles of charge overnight.
Bottom line is that there are a large number of people for whom EVs will not work. It's a simple fact that he continues to be ignorant of or he is just being obtuse. Either way, it doesn't change the results of this study or any other ones that have a similar conclusion.
20% of a group of early adopters (who tend to be most blindly attracted to the concept, no matter the shortcomings) from California (who have been given lots of incentives to purchase EVs) is quite significant. You would have to assume that the same data from less EV-friendly areas of the country has a much higher discontinuance rate. This type of rate is not sustainable for widespread adoption.
There is no doubt that in order to grow at the rate needed for widespread adoption, there needs to be a heavy finger on the scale from governments. A very heavy finger, indeed.
You can also download the dataset which is intriguing.
From the Huffington Post: "The Washington Post has released a report card detailing President Joe Biden’s first 100 days and found out that he lied a lot less than ex-President Donald Trump."
In other breaking news, the sun rose today.
Hammering Hank wrote:
Fat hurts wrote:
It's not inappropriate. It's hyperbole. This is LRC, right?
Convenient charging is indeed really important. That's why Biden's plan to add 500,000 new charging stations is also really important.
We need to at least catch up with Norway, where 85% of all new cars sold in March have a plug. Strong government incentives and build-out of charging infrastructure have driven sales through the roof.
If Norway can do it, we can too.
And yeah, if you buy a new gas car you are an idiot. They are headed for obsolescence very quickly. We all know it, which is why EVs are getting so much press.
Not currently, but I would often have to drive 180-miles round trip each day. I am an idiot for for having a gas-powered car?
Probably. As long as you can charge at home or at work, an EV would easily save you $3,000 a year. And with all those miles, you'll be a lot less likely to die in a car crash.
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
https://media.gab.com/system/media_attachments/files/073/038/441/original/89086fdc7cdeb2a4.jpeg
1) His son does NOT smoke crack and indeed evangelizes against getting involved with such drugs.
2) He is not his son.
Any other moronic cartoons you'd like to share?
I know Republicans have always fallen in line before, but this seems different.
In Utah, the land of nice people, it seems half the GOP convention wants to arrest Mitt Romney for crimes against Trump.
The GOP civil war is getting going. Next stop they have to figure out what to do about Liz Cheney.
Most likely Trump wins the civil war and becomes el presidente GOP king for life.
https://twitter.com/disclosetv/status/1388585769686736906?s=21
Real Obvi wrote:
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
https://media.gab.com/system/media_attachments/files/073/038/441/original/89086fdc7cdeb2a4.jpeg1) His son does NOT smoke crack and indeed evangelizes against getting involved with such drugs.
2) He is not his son.
Any other moronic cartoons you'd like to share?
Nice try. The Bidens are idiots, but hey, they are your idiots. Worship away bro.
facing it wrote:
Real Obvi wrote:
1) His son does NOT smoke crack and indeed evangelizes against getting involved with such drugs.
2) He is not his son.
Any other moronic cartoons you'd like to share?
Nice try. The Bidens are idiots, but hey, they are your idiots. Worship away bro.
0/10
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
https://media.gab.com/system/media_attachments/files/073/038/441/original/89086fdc7cdeb2a4.jpeg
Hey, isn’t this how Trump beat Biden in Nov.. oh wait! 😂🤣😁👋🏻🎉🥂
agip wrote:
I know Republicans have always fallen in line before, but this seems different.
In Utah, the land of nice people, it seems half the GOP convention wants to arrest Mitt Romney for crimes against Trump.
The GOP civil war is getting going. Next stop they have to figure out what to do about Liz Cheney.
Most likely Trump wins the civil war and becomes el presidente GOP king for life.
https://twitter.com/disclosetv/status/1388585769686736906?s=21
LOLz I love this. The party of “family values” created the Frankenstein and they don’t even want to stop it. It’s more like a cancer actually and Romney and Cheney are some of the few white (pun intended) cells left. I bet a good 70% of Rs still believe fat man’s big lie and many are so radicalized and weaponized that they think a civil war is needed to save the country.
I want to see the GQP implode. Let them mangle each other while the Dems fix the country.
But it is good to remind everyone of just how sad the situation is. They boo a life long conservative with principles and cheer for those who worship an orange make up wearing conman who has never been a conservative and who is a stone cold loser. 😂good luck 👍👋🏻🎻
Btw I have no doubt they would have booed John McCain and Dwight Einsenhower if they were still alive.. hell, at this point they might even boo Raegan.
The GQP has been on this track for a long time, but it’s worsened significantly with Trump as they completely stopped thinking for themselves and with FOX radicalism not being enough they now form cults and turn to Q for their new motivation, talking points and instructions. They seek to segregate Rs from Ds with this strict ideology that “libs” are evil doers who must be destroyed to save the country. You have to hate your family, friends and neighbors if they don’t jump in line for a deranged 🍊🤡conman whose only desire is to divide the country and fill his own pockets. I’ll wait for someone to prove me wrong.
😂I can’t stop laughing at this. They were calling a Romney a “communist”, bahahaha. If this isn’t proof conservatives have no fkn clue what that word means, I don’t know what is. The guy is as capitalist as they come. He co-founded a very successful PE firm and his net worth is >$200 million. All he did to earn this label is side a bit with the truth. That’s what doomed him. Let that sink in.
Btw suck on this you trump-adoring cretins. May the GQP civil war last an eternity.
Trollminator wrote:
😂I can’t stop laughing at this. They were calling a Romney a “communist”, bahahaha. If this isn’t proof conservatives have no fkn clue what that word means, I don’t know what is. The guy is as capitalist as they come. He co-founded a very successful PE firm and his net worth is >$200 million. All he did to earn this label is side a bit with the truth. That’s what doomed him. Let that sink in.
Yes, and Romney was the worst kind of capitalist. He was a corporate raider, ruthlessly decimating American jobs and families.
Marietta Tar Heel wrote:
agip wrote:
yes it does, and Fats has inappropriately continued to call people without garages 'idiots' for not buying EVs.
He has also referred to posters using slurs as well, so I wouldn't put much stock into anything he says. And, apparently, even some of those with garages can only get 36 miles of charge overnight.
Bottom line is that there are a large number of people for whom EVs will not work. It's a simple fact that he continues to be ignorant of or he is just being obtuse. Either way, it doesn't change the results of this study or any other ones that have a similar conclusion.
20% of a group of early adopters (who tend to be most blindly attracted to the concept, no matter the shortcomings) from California (who have been given lots of incentives to purchase EVs) is quite significant. You would have to assume that the same data from less EV-friendly areas of the country has a much higher discontinuance rate. This type of rate is not sustainable for widespread adoption.
There is no doubt that in order to grow at the rate needed for widespread adoption, there needs to be a heavy finger on the scale from governments. A very heavy finger, indeed.
You can also download the dataset which is intriguing.
Tesla is now one of the ten largest companies in the world. It's because people love their products. They sell every car they can build as fast as they can build it. And this is without government incentives, which for Tesla, have long expired.
The same is true for the Mustang Mach E. People are paying $15,000 above MSRP because they just can't make enough to meet the demand.
Widespread EV adoption is coming in the US as it has in Europe and China. Government incentives will just speed it up, which is what must happen if the US is to remain competitive. Otherwise, all the EV-related jobs will be overseas.
That's one of the many reasons we have to pass the jobs and infrastructure bill. It is the most important legislation of our lifetime.
