People are finally seeing through the EV propaganda.
From Good Citizen at thegoodcitizen.live:
See it’s not just a car, it’s a total image. An identity.— Bill Paxton
True Lies
Every day billions of humans around the world make consumer decisions.
Some of those consumer decisions involve purchasing a motor vehicle.
And until recently the free market functioned as it should, without the government nudging the behavior of consumers with lies and tax incentives to be funded on the backs of hard-working Americans who were neither fooled nor nudged.
Consumers used to look at motor vehicles and make decisions based on metrics such as economics, practicality, utility, reliability, gas mileage, depreciation, and sometimes less important metrics like speed, fun, looks, and social status tied to brand identity.
Those going through a mid-life crisis may have made impulsive consumer choices, often influenced by vain metrics associated with sports cars and supercars, such as the power of a motor vehicle to serve as a “pussy magnet” because every middle-aged man is familiar with life’s three certainties:
- Death
- Taxes
- The vette gets em’ wet.
Excellent article. By simply owning and driving an EV these drongos are showing the rest of us their low intelligence as well as their susceptibility to government propaganda. In addition carparks should provide special parking spaces for EVs because of their propensity to catch fire.
Owning a EV is like throwing $78k-$80k down the gurgler. No secondhand car salesman will accept them as a trade in! and ditto applies from the company you purchased the EV from. You have bought a lemon that no one wants. If your battery ever gets faulty (Most do) you are up for $35k replacement cost.