Since when did supporting electric vehicles become a liberal only thing ?

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How you gonna ROFL with a hollow back?
eating healthy is already considered liberal activity hence why the proud boys look like they do

these losers probably take pride in drinking leaded water
Yes, the minute that someone actually revels in actual ignorance, to their physical, or mental detriment, that’s the moment that they cease to be an actual productive member of society. The lack of actual consequences, and accountability towards these folks that want nothing but destruction, and chaos will definitely be the downfall of this country. You have all these people that for completely selfish, narcissistic, and greedy reasons become agents of chaos. They should all be held accountable, and hopefully someday they will meet their reckoning. As a progressive, people assume we are a bunch of hippy, ideologues that would never actually “fight” for what we consider injustices, but I can promise you, the progressives I fukk with, and myself, can match and level up on any and all kind of energy that we have to. We ready for anything we are presented with, and some of us are way more comfortable with action than standing around with that “hopey, changey” shyt.
 

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Brooklyn keeps on taking it.
How so when people are moving from cali and new york to republican run states?
Republican states are the poorest states in the country and also rely the most on federal aid - which Cali and NY give the most money to.


You didn’t know this? I don’t pay attention to cali or NY people. I pay attention to the US census and Us economy figures.
 

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They’re moving to blue cities. And no one from nyc or cali is moving to West Virginia or Mississippi
I don’t know about that, we make a ton of money off snowbirds down here on the Gulf. At the Hard Rock in Biloxi there is a Cousin Sals Pizzeria across from the casino that sells New York style slices.

Blue cities in the south mostly all have a very large black population, with Austin being the only exception. And the suburbs, where transplants move too, are usually conservative af. Think about how conservative Dallas suburbs are, or how Cobb county GA was twenty years ago. I’m saying people with money move to those type of conservative spaces on purpose
 

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It’s too late.

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Look it up. Most of the world has already pledged to stop using fossil fuel and switch to EV’s only by 2050.

It too late :ufdup:
 

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Brooklyn keeps on taking it.
I don’t know about that, we make a ton of money off snowbirds down here on the Gulf. At the Hard Rock in Biloxi there is a Cousin Sals Pizzeria across from the casino that sells New York style slices.

Blue cities in the south mostly all have a very large black population, with Austin being the only exception. And the suburbs, where transplants move too, are usually conservative af. Think about how conservative Dallas suburbs are, or how Cobb county GA was twenty years ago. I’m saying people with money move to those type of conservative spaces on purpose
To be fair I think every city has this naturally.
 

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A real city should have transportation options for everyone. A city that just dedicates itself to cars and parking lots is a suburb.
NYC is not dedicated to cars though...this is lefty bike zealot anti-car shyt

The fact of the matter is, the City of New York has been going out of its way to remove the FINITE number of public parking that is available, thus making life harder for the people who ALREADY LIVE HERE

Most people who live here are not gonna get a car if they have no place to put it, and using Manhattan as the barometer for what the rest of the city should be is shortsighted governing based on cherry picked numbers by people who think cars are comparable to assault rifles.

I bet you if NYC had Open Primaries to go along with Ranked Choice voting, you'd see a far different tune on most of the positions that these politicians have

Open Streets is not Public Safety and neither is adding CitiBike corrals everywhere especially since them shyts probably won't be used half the year

Parking in NYC is for residents and their guests...demonizing drivers just shows how how of touch with the common person that NYC Democrats really are, and based how little people are voting in primaries and general elections, it's becoming crystal clear that everything in NYC is becoming tailored towards ONE type of voter: young whites, with disposable income, who claim to be progressive but are mostly out for self.

Which is cool...but don't use wedge issues to pretend you are (not you specifically Patty) my ally. I'm a Black man, I've watched these folk build their army of woke drones for 30+ years now, and I don't have to be a Conservative Republican to see that it's flawed.
 
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Manufacturing EVs have more of a environmental impact than producing ICE vehicles. While this is offset over time since those vehicles don't have tailpipe emissions, the electricity used to fuel these cars still use fossil fuels in many areas. The Biden infrastructure bill can help allievaite that, but until we switch our energy requirements to be mostly from renewable sources, the impact between both sets of vehicles aren't very different right now.

Are electric cars 'green'? The answer is yes, but it's complicated
The number of electric cars vs ICE currently in use is much less than 1%…how does that impact the environment? How about electric trains, cable cars, buses, subways? Do they cause an environmental hazard since they use the exact same power source? :jbhmm:
Are the batteries used a source of environmental problems like cell phone batteries, non-rechargeable batteries, etc?
 
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