bmcgreevy
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bmcgreevy

I’ve said this from the beginning. Electing Trump and by proxy Elon, is the result of Americans getting a little too comfortable with our own privilege. Our hubris that we will never be dethroned as the leaders of the “free” world and that the way of life in America is a permanent “assumed” state is how we got here. 

My point isn’t that they don’t have choice, its that a lot of the country is driving around in a now pro-fascist brand. The value of their vehicles, to say nothing of their safety, just took a giant dump. I guess the Beetle was still super popular, maybe we can remind people that just because a company is chaired by

Oh it’ll matter.

Dude is a nazi.  Fuck him, I hope he dies.

I was in Norway last year and they have plenty of EV models to choose from.

This is going to put Norway in a bind...

Oh no - instead of a multi-billionaire he may wind up a multi-hundred-millionaire. He doesn’t care, and if he gets his way (which at this point it seems like he may considering the utter cowardice of the Republican party) it won’t matter.

One of the downsides about narcissism is the inevitable rise of narcissists to power; one of the upsides is the lysine contingency that is hubris and usually ends in tragedy and the loss of everything. May he be so blessed.

Most Americans who feel that way have never known enough hardship to fill a postcard; privilege has its downside.

Unfortunately a lot of Americans don’t seem to mind it.

The only good Nazi is a dead Nazi, but a bankrupt Nazi is a good start.

There are two expressions in the Dutch language that seem to fit exceptionally well:

World War Two still casts a long shadow,” Kraaijvanger told Wired.

That’s what they get for getting in bed with a flaming asshat.

Elmo cutting prices by $10k and $7500 tax credits sure helped depreciate EVs bought at the peak of the supply chain issues though.

And Tesla's price drops was a major cause of that

Hertz really did get shafted by Tesla lowering the prices.

The sad thing is, I think the majority of rental car customers would get by just fine with an EV. In fact, since most rental car companies don’t make you recharge before returning the car, dropping it off is easier than ICE cars because you don’t have to worry

We attained Idiocracy in November 2016.

Details and context are just as woke as facts now, Swib