Well, thugs in charge don't want anyone besides themselves making use of freedom of movement. The weight, expense, & lack of charging stations for the batteries is just "unsustainable", & how many folks want to be looking for a charge (in the US) every 200 miles, even if the power grid could support it.
I think all the damaged batteries should be stored at Al Gore's house, or any one of crackpots worldwide, pushing the lies of climate emergency.
The reality of UN Urban Agenda Habitat III makes everything crystalline. With regard to transportation, one will self-propel by foot or on a bicycle. Otherwise one vill use publik transportation. The UN document does not outline how the 'elite' will manifest their freedom; possibly by the purchase of a right to use power or petrol or to even to continue to own a vehicle. Municipal authorities may operate EV pools. Access to such public/private mobility may also be determined by ESG score / Social Compliance metrics / CBDC adherence / vaxx status / financial power.
Good luck with that. It's a 18 mile round trip to my nearest store and we have one bus A WEEK with a 40 minute turnaround for the journey back home. What can they do if we all say no? They can't do anything. Say no. Don't accept it's a done deal. Don't let them get away with it. NO is the most powerful word out there. We all say no and they've got nothing.
And who is going to pay for a replacement battery?…..The Taxpayers no doubt if the Progressive had their way….and the nuke reactor needed to power all the EVs and AI…of course the Tax Payers!!!
Crikey Peter, who's your supplier? I want me some of that 6p a unit electricity.
Don't know anyone who's paying less than about 22p!
Wait till the UK government starts to charge EV drivers (and possibly all?) for every mile driven. Pay per mile is being talked about.
I did read that. Electricity, by KWH at 80 pence or about $1?
Holy moly.. We are I think under
$.22 per KWH.
Well, thugs in charge don't want anyone besides themselves making use of freedom of movement. The weight, expense, & lack of charging stations for the batteries is just "unsustainable", & how many folks want to be looking for a charge (in the US) every 200 miles, even if the power grid could support it.
I think all the damaged batteries should be stored at Al Gore's house, or any one of crackpots worldwide, pushing the lies of climate emergency.
The reality of UN Urban Agenda Habitat III makes everything crystalline. With regard to transportation, one will self-propel by foot or on a bicycle. Otherwise one vill use publik transportation. The UN document does not outline how the 'elite' will manifest their freedom; possibly by the purchase of a right to use power or petrol or to even to continue to own a vehicle. Municipal authorities may operate EV pools. Access to such public/private mobility may also be determined by ESG score / Social Compliance metrics / CBDC adherence / vaxx status / financial power.
Good luck with that. It's a 18 mile round trip to my nearest store and we have one bus A WEEK with a 40 minute turnaround for the journey back home. What can they do if we all say no? They can't do anything. Say no. Don't accept it's a done deal. Don't let them get away with it. NO is the most powerful word out there. We all say no and they've got nothing.
Absolutely. Nyet or better still to all those bureaucrats and politicians bowing at their globalist waists, skewer you.
And who is going to pay for a replacement battery?…..The Taxpayers no doubt if the Progressive had their way….and the nuke reactor needed to power all the EVs and AI…of course the Tax Payers!!!