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So they say......lot of toxic waste in all those big battsWas against that too......nextHostile to welfare for the richIs there any doubt that more EVs on the road would be good for the economy, the consumer, and the environment?
I get why the car dealers are pissed. Tesla doesn't do dealerships. But jeez, this kind of hostility towards new technology is insane.
And spare me the "Let the market decide". That works great if you are already in the market. Tesla has started from scratch and in less than 10 years has become a well known commodity. The technology is cutting edge. The cars are safer than almost any car on the road. The fuel is produced right here in the USA.
You mean like bailing out GM?
And it is only welfare if you get money from taxes paid by someone else. This is letting someone keep $7,500 of the money they earned. And for buying a car that is good for the future, good for the environment, and good for reducing our dependence on foreign oil.
As was I. But the tax break did more than let rich people keep more of the money they earned. It also encouraged buying EVs, which have long term benefits to everyone.
More like 7k small batteries. And much of that can be recycled. And, being solids, the waste is more easily contained and controlled. As opposed to say, all the various fluids put in, and spilled from, combustion engine vehicles.