I think the entire point of this article is that you don’t have to buy an EV from Musk anymore. It’s entirely possible to hate him and transition to sustainable energy. Where’s the hypocrisy, exactly?

I’m no fan of T or Elon. But I am genuinely curious. Do people hate Elon more or care more about transitioning reliance to sustainable energy?

I find the “both sides” argument fascinating, especially when it’s almost always someone who leans far right that presents the idiotic argument.

And being betrayed by her would likely be the final push Din needs to turn his back on the Watch once and for all, like we’ve all been hoping the show has been building towards.

He had the foresight to load plot-piercing rounds into his gattling blaster.

You’re finding hypocrisy here where none exists.

I personally know some very liberal folks who despise Elon so much now, they want nothing to do with him, 

Did her consumer choice hurt your feelings?

What a textbook example of right wing gaslighting. Apparently you are supposed to fall into his stereotype and like Elon because he is one of about 14 EV manufacturers selling cars in the US.

Apparently, if you don’t kiss Elon’s ass, the whole world will fall into the hands…

I was very close to buying one with the price cuts. But fuck Elon Musk. I’m not giving that clown a penny, and don’t want a car so closely associated with him.

Replacement of the fuel pumps makes that claim suspect.

I think we can all agree that if we just lower some of the planes, jack up some of the others, and maybe even throw the ole carolina squat on a few more, the wings can just overlap... it’ll be fine!

No dice. It’s great that this honest and simple truck has survived, but the rust and what I’m sure the seller will call “patina” are reminders that it has been used like a pair of work boots for 34 years. Does anyone really believe that it has only 50,000 miles? 

5 digit odometer. I doubt it’s only got 5ok on it.

And sadly all that can be done in CAD. 

At some point no one built 20 scale A330s and 20 scale B787s to line up in various combinations at a scale model of the terminal - and those models could all be just 2D plan-view cutouts on a floor with some tape for the gate markings.

“What is this, a terminal for ants?”

This is how most large scale construction projects end up in this region whose leaders refuse to believe that organized crime exists.

I love his wording.  Make them go to court to argue AGAINST “state’s rights”.  Well played.

Then Uber can treat drivers as contractors: let them set the rates, let them freely decline fares, let them use whatever vehicle, et cetera.

The Uber app punished the CEO for rejecting certain fares...