Make No Mistake - The Goal is the Elimination of Gasoline and Diesel Powered Vehicles

[BOOGIE MAN]

In my opinion, they are fully aware EV at the current infrastructure and technology level are incapable of replacing ICE 1:1. However I think that's kinda the point, take cars away from the poors and most middle class, force them to move closer to public transit, etc. They don't want to just eliminate ICE vehicle, they want to reduce the total amount of cars on the road too.

They want more people in dem strong holds to eliminate effect of red voters

 

[Mackie]

Wish that 2017 Tesla semi would actually launch so I could see my first EV gas tanker truck.

 

[SecondhandSnake]

This has been an open secret for years if not decades with CARB. The EPA isn't that different either.

I'll ask again here, when is it time for pitchforks and torches?

Pitchforks must be made from 100% post consumer recycled material, and torches must be energy efficient LED.

I'm not sweating this stupid BS. I'll be long gone before this crap becomes law.

Besides, they cannot ban fuel burning engines. I have not seen electric planes. I have not seen electric ships or trains or semi trucks (Not saying they do not exist, but they are no where near converting to these modes of shipping/transportation).

Besides these EV's can barely go 300 miles on a charge so they claim. What's going to happen with 10 or 12 hour flights? What's going to happen to the trucking industry that moves the majority of our goods or even the shipping industry?

The greenhouse dumbasses have not thought this through completely. They are pushing one agenda.....cars. And as you guys mention these POS EV can't go long distances and there is no power grid to support a mass EV population.

So, "F" OFF with this mass EV BS and banning ICEs crap.

Their solution to that is Biden mandating EV chargers every 50 miles along the interstate. How the grid will support it, who knows. Just have to stop every hour or two and charge for a couple hours. If you can find an open charger. Just think about what a cluster**** truck/rest stops are now. Though it might be a resurgence of malls as people have that much time to kill while their car charges.

I imagine when people get fed up with that they'll start pushing the train thing again. And we all saw how well that went in California.

Not to be a conspiracy theorist but I do believe in some part there is a push to get people to move back to the cities where we can be controlled easier.

And if they ever do turn off the taps I guess it'll be time to go E100.

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It's long past that point.

Got dang revenuers better not be comin' around.

 

[tones_RS3]

I'll tell the libtards and democucks to shove their EVs up their asses. No gay EV for me.
For as long as I can afford it,.....ICE vehicles for me.

 

[Reaper14]

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[Lambeau]

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So Dr. Kristin Zimmerman is the EV version of combining Kamala Harris and Dr. Jill Biden?

Society for Experimental Mechanics

sem.org

 

[blubyu87gt]

I'm going to be posting a lot more about what we as enthusiast can do to make sure our chosen hobby has a future free from onerous meddling by unelected bureaucrats.

This art installation at C.A.R.B.'s new HQ (which I'm hearing cost the CA tax payers $2.2M) tells the story of what they are planning.

Editorial: Why a fossilized gas station is the perfect symbol for California's climate fight

The sculpture of a fossilized gas station at California's new emissions testing lab in smoggy Riverside? The symbolism is perfect.

www.latimes.com

What are your thoughts on the West Virginia vs EPA case and how it might effect the topic here?

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[SID297]

What are your thoughts on the West Virginia vs EPA case and how it might effect the topic here?

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I have not read into it enough to have a cogent opinion. I'm looking forward to reading the ruling though.

 

[KilledbyKenne]

In my opinion, they are fully aware EV at the current infrastructure and technology level are incapable of replacing ICE 1:1. However I think that's kinda the point, take cars away from the poors and most middle class, force them to move closer to public transit, etc. They don't want to just eliminate ICE vehicle, they want to reduce the total amount of cars on the road too.

This is my belief as well. Make individual cars impossible and charge out the ass for public transportation. Ignorant ****s

 

[7998]

This is my belief as well. Make individual cars impossible and charge out the ass for public transportation. Ignorant ****s

You'll have to have a good "social" credit score to even use public transportation.
That's coming soon, China already has a system like that that.

 

[JPKII]

I found this to be interesting. I have not vetted any of the claims made. From a common sense perspective, it seems to tick all the boxes:

Mines, Minerals, and "Green" Energy: A Reality Check

Policymakers have made a "green" energy shift a priority in economic recovery, but these visions ignore the dirty process of switching to "green" energy.

www.manhattan-institute.org

 

[OX1]

I found this to be interesting. I have not vetted any of the claims made. From a common sense perspective, it seems to tick all the boxes:

Mines, Minerals, and "Green" Energy: A Reality Check

Policymakers have made a "green" energy shift a priority in economic recovery, but these visions ignore the dirty process of switching to "green" energy.

www.manhattan-institute.org

The answer from enviro-freaks is almost always theoretical ideas that they claim will materialize to alleviate all the issues mentioned. They don't care that most of those ideas won't ever happen, or won't happen efficiently enough to be cost affective for the "middle" class.

 

[OX1]

Hopefully, we still have a shot, even if Roberts pulls his best lib impression.

One more blockbuster Supreme Court decision could still be coming - Geller Report

And it is potentially bigger than Roe v. Wade. The court could begin to rein in the vast powers of the alphabet agencies in D.C. that run our lives and return it to legislators whom we elect to create.....

gellerreport.com