alumiknotty

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24% said they could not currently charge at home

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This is wild. Who buys an EV without home charging as an option?

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13% said they did not enjoy how the cars felt while driving

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Depending on the make and model, they’re a blast to drive.

I can’t imagine owning only an EV, but in a multi-car home I have really enjoyed mine. I wouldn’t choose to take it on long family trips though. But it’s a fantastic commuter vehicle and good for day trips.

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Apparently he is too scared to go sideways with our IC because "they have six ways from Sunday at getting back at you".

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This is a huge part of the problem. The founders believed that the government should have a healthy fear of the people. The government has worked hard to reverse that dynamic.

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I was at a country folk lake in central Oregon and it was incredibly awkward bc lots of guys there were wearing long board shorts that have been way out of style for at least 5 years. The girl I was with asked me what was wrong, as my mood had clearly shifted. I decided to put on a brave face for her and her dogs, but honestly I wish we could have just left, as the afternoon was essentially ruined for me.

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Is this satire or text from a chat bot? I have a hard time believing anyone could truly think this way and then expect anyone else to understand.

I already knew how this was performed but I was still speechless and sick for a long time after watching it. This man should have been hung on the spot.

2. That was a dead giveaway even though it’s been 30-40 years

Well I’m going to continue to do it as long as it makes financial sense.

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But am I gonna die?

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Certainly, yes. It’s hard to say when.

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And I'm not surprised that establishment educators have found school choice to be bad. They're mostly idiots protecting their jobs and industry.

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School choice is good. School vouchers sound good until you consider the strings attached. I don’t want the government to have any say in the curriculum, standards, or policies of a private school or home school. With money comes control. It may start out free, but the threat of strings will always be there.

Also, with money comes increasing prices. So the tuition for these schools will increase, which in turn makes both schools and parents dependent on this money. That’s part of the problem with our university system.

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I guess they only makes someone pro-birth but not pro-child. If that’s the distinction that satisfies you, I can’t argue with that. It’s still not respecting human dignity.

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Pro life is specifically about opposing the mass murder of humans, which is ongoing and an abomination.

It is not related to the discussion of welfare. You’re the one who made a false equivalency of “pro-child” means government welfare programs. I would argue that the welfare state and great society culture have destroyed human dignity and caused untold suffering in our society.

This sounds great, but if there are strings attached it’s not worth it.