You know there’s racism in the North right? Most of the police “issues” are in democratic cities, fyi. In fact, San Fran and those places are genuinely white utopia’s. Check Seattle’s “diversity.”
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So you speak for white people too?
So your second choice is to start a war? I’m assuming you’re for gun control, so how’s the war going to play if you want to ban guns, but fight against people who have them? You’re #2 suggestion is one of the dumbest fucking ideas to ever be presented.
I’m guessing the Model 3 will be desirable as it’ll be a lower barrier of entry for Tesla. The problem I see more for them is manufacturing (plus supply), lower turnout than expected from the deposit scheme and interior design and quality. Judging from the looks of it, having a TV in the middle of the car will be be…
By year 7, the replacement is well on its way. Tesla isn’t even close and will probably hit 10 years if they simply switch to Model 3 manufacturing as they have one plant (that has QC problems as it is now). The model s’s update is not even noticeable and other models to fall back on are irrelevant as S class buyers…
No considering Toyota could only crank out abut 300K cars out of that plant. Musk is all bullshit.
1897 or there about. Electric cars have been around for a while.
Yes, but those companies work on replacements whereas Tesla does not have one. They also do mid year refreshes as well. There’s only so many people who can buy(lease) a $100,000 automobile.
Or how many shots it took to get there. There’s a walking in process.
What happens when thieves know to do that? Swappable “engines” sounds incredibly dumb.
Same for gun ranges. Let’s buy a house near loud noises, then complain that it’s too loud!
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Uh huh. I don’t think you know how the world has worked before 1950. Nor how we were able to have innovation. By your logic, flying on modern airplanes would be verboten because the people who invented jet engines came from the bad part of the world. Or walking into houses that pre-date the 1950's.
Not in a government run system.
Yeah that thing. Way to put 21st century morals on 19th century actions. We have plenty of private projects that work well, I mean, houses, office buildings, cell networks....
For serious diseases, government healthcare is shit. For broken arms/standard medical care, Canada is just fine, I would agree. Anything of importance, nope.
Considering that the trains that were built to get us out west was privately funded, it seemed to work better. In fact, our infrastructure is terrible because of public funded roads and siphoning funds away from these important projects. Just because we have them, doesn’t make it so. A lot of towns have volunteer fire…
We have “hyperloops” already, we use them transport oil through them.
Until you have a disease where timely treatment matters, then you’re screwed.