1) Right, unsworthy insulted Musk first, the insult to “shove the submarine where it hurts” led to Musk insulting back with the pedo insult. Unsworthy comment, you can easily see being retorted back with a pedo insult. Because he created that image.

You most definitely can. So you know, many people use insults forgetting their meaning but can have more relevance than you think.

No, but they don’t need to be equal.

‘shove it up your ***’ is an insult. So is calling someone a pedo also an insult. Just a more serious one.

Telling Musk to shove his submarine up where it hurts is factual? In what world exactly?

They don’t have to be in the same ballpark as far as the law is concerned. Hitting someone with a baseball bat is not in the same ballpark as shooting someone, but if someone intentionally hits you with a baseball bat and you shoot them back. That is still self defense.

Why are you shocked? Unsworthy made an insult first and provoked Musk into insulting back. You can’t provoke a person with an insult then sue them.

1. Sure, though do note Ford(and other automakers) also donate to SierraClub and probably donated more than 6 million over the years.

1) Just because you don’t like the report doesn’t mean it’s fake. As I pointed out, multiple different surveys by different organizations show the same result. You are just picking at straws. Even from my own personal experience and experiences of others match what is shown on the report. You’re just being in denial.

The answer is yes, they will, they have been doing it for years. And for good reason to:

That is what people like you said a decade ago, how many decades do we need to wait? Or is this one of those, you wait until it eventually comes true, even if it is 1000 years from now.

You are just grasping at straws, this report is an annual report that Sierra Club does every year since 2016.

I never said they don’t degrade over time. Just cycling your battery (especially deep cycles) takes a larger toll than time.

Why not just simplify things:

Except here is the problem with that reasoning. You are assuming that you can catch up to the competition fast enough.

Well first of all, layoffs do not always mean what the media makes them out to mean. Sometimes, they are done as part of restructuring where manufacturers layoff the fat, then hire new workers after they are done.

And why do you think that? Even Tesla who does everything in-house still has 3rd party certified repair shops.

They are more problem free, no oil changes, virtually never needing brake replacements, less usage of coolant, less moving parts. 300k is a decent milestone that shows that these cars last just fine over a long amount of use.

The only thing that might eliminate 25 year old cars on the road is self driving cars taking off. Otherwise, I see no reason why EVs would have a problem.

Except you are not factoring in EVs are cheaper to produce than ICE cars. The high price now is due to lack of economies of scale, but looking forward, EVs are going to be cheaper.