“But the average car price should really be lower than that. How the hell can the average household budget for a car that’s over $40k?”

Satan isn’t real, just like God isn’t real. Once you come to this realization you’ll understand why they call themselves the Satanic Temple.

Excellent trolling.

“Americans only buy American built. Canadians only buy Canadian built. Germans buy only German built. And so on. What would happen to the car market when you get rid of the free market and eliminate international trade and competition?”

None of us where there is a strange thing to say about a publicly televised trial.

Don’t forget the rampant racism in the plants. That’s a wonderful blend of his South African heritage and his American residency.

That’s not what communism is. Like, at all.

Yes, and one building in Wilmington is the home of 300,000 corporations but that doesn’t mean shit, does it?

Does this line of reasoning also extend to ending fossil fuel subsidies which are several times larger than EV subsidies?

It’s cute that you think that publicly traded companies are at all accountable to the public, except for those who can purchase vast quantities of stock in order to be able to be have an outsized voice in the hopes of maybe securing a board seat. And even then you have to hope that this fantastically rich person is…

I’m sure they’re claiming this because some of the signatories were too essential to be fired, so that was just the justification.

Sure.

Toolsets have really, really dumb names all the time.

So, like a weekend?

Oh, Musk will just back out of that deal as well claiming that that 20% of the 9000 tons were bots.

The addendum to this shows an even shittier practice:

This is as predatory as the other games isn’t the argument you think it is, especially when it is the latest iteration of a well known and well liked franchise.

But this bill has nothing to do with taxpayers saying how their money should be used. If so, they could make a law that no public institution can offer free charging and that would merit a discussion. I have no clue why taxpayer Bob and Barbara would be voting in people to force me, a private business owner, to remove…

“I think it’a a reasonable question to ask if the state should be subsidizing fuel bills.”

“While you can point at climate change and such, this is still the taxpayer’s money and the taxpayers should have some say in how it is used.”