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Real clear science
You guys don't understand capacity of our electric grid and ability to mine the stuff needed to build the batteries
We're not bashing the cars or the owners of them.
Eman says
Real clear science
If you can't handle facts because it flies in the face of your personal ideology, that only confirm what I've been saying about EV owners. Unlike Wookie, I call you out on your bullshit.
Where did I say it was cheaper and it’s green? You guys keep coming up with straw man arguments. 😂
I drive Tesla because I like it, not because it’s green. I install solar because it makes financial sense, not because it’s green.

https://sfstandard.com/2024/01/19/google-engineer-murder-liren-chen-xuanyi-yu/
Solar was 100% financed. It’s generating equivalent to $620/month of electricity before all the annual rate increases. It should pay for itself after 6 years. Then free electricity thereafter for the life of the solar, which has 25 years warranty and 92% efficiency at the end of its life span.
When it comes to numbers, I dare anyone dance with me.
I thought I recognized that house. Here it is:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/uvftTvyAPFTApDMr6
Where did I say it was cheaper and it’s green? You guys keep coming up with straw man arguments. 😂
Eman says
Where did I say it was cheaper and it’s green? You guys keep coming up with straw man arguments. 😂
Your pal socal2 did. And you signed up to his trashed credibility, remember?
Eman says
Solar was 100% financed. It’s generating equivalent to $620/month of electricity before all the annual rate increases. It should pay for itself after 6 years. Then free electricity thereafter for the life of the solar, which has 25 years warranty and 92% efficiency at the end of its life span.
When it comes to numbers, I dare anyone dance with me.
You're a welfare whore. If it actually made sense to install solar, instead of having government subsidies, people would buy it without a second thought because it was actually cheaper.
This is simple economics, and drives me crazy that government welfare sluts like you, justify it because you're advantaged by having EVERYBODY ELSE pay for it, when it's a net drain.
Everybody = myself included. I accept what the government offers to everyone. I didn’t take anything from anyone illegitimately.
You’re a whiner. I won’t waste my time with you. See you around Patnet, but don’t expect me to respond to any of your posts in the future.
In theory can we take a used RV and sell it to each other (as in pass it to the next person) so we can all get the tax credit?
https://www.irs.gov/credits-deductions/used-clean-vehicle-credit
Used Clean Vehicle Credit
Beginning January 1, 2023, if you buy a qualified used electric vehicle (EV) or fuel cell vehicle (FCV) from a licensed dealer for $25,000 or less, you may be eligible for a used clean vehicle tax credit (also referred to as a previously owned clean vehicle credit). The credit equals 30% of the sale price up to a maximum credit of $4,000.
OK, so you have to buy it from a dealership, and there are income limits.
Alright, if this is all you got, I’ll never respond to you ever again. It was nice chatting.
I don't think you're getting what I'm saying at least.
WookieMan says
I don't think you're getting what I'm saying at least.
I think he does but can't acknowledge it since he can't argue against inconvenient facts. He's really pinned now that he's latched his credibility to socal2's, too.
"Akshually", there was a number of recalls for ICE cars spontaneously combusting while parked. Ford, BMW and KIA come to mind. Much easier to put out though.
PS. Most recent covfefe: https://www.consumerreports.org/cars/car-recalls-defects/park-recalled-hyundai-kia-vehicles-outside-fire-risk-a1164933239/
While this is true, it is not because of a known limitation. Instead, it is because of bad engineering. Tesla battery fires aren't because of bad engineering.
GNL says
While this is true, it is not because of a known limitation. Instead, it is because of bad engineering. Tesla battery fires aren't because of bad engineering.
A minor accident with any EV can potentially compromise the battery. EVs in just minor collisions are frequently totaled.
Are you saying it is bad engineering? I posit that no matter how you engineer a Tesla, the battery will always be susceptible to fires.
RWSGFY says
"Akshually", there was a number of recalls for ICE cars spontaneously combusting while parked. Ford, BMW and KIA come to mind. Much easier to put out though.
PS. Most recent covfefe: https://www.consumerreports.org/cars/car-recalls-defects/park-recalled-hyundai-kia-vehicles-outside-fire-risk-a1164933239/
While this is true, it is not because of a known limitation. Instead, it is because of bad engineering. Tesla battery fires aren't because of bad engineering.
Everybody = myself included. I accept what the government offers to everyone. I didn’t take anything from anyone illegitimately.
You’re a whiner. I won’t waste my time with you.
It isn't just EVs ...
Green Globalist Disaster: E-Bikes Caused Record Fires, Injuries, and Deaths Last Year In NYC
(Zero Hedge)—Electric bicycles were responsible for a record number of fires, injuries and deaths in New York City last year.
In total, e-bikes caused 267 fires, causing 18 deaths and 150 injuries in the city, the New York Fire Department (FDNY) told Fox News, which notes that the figures represent the highest levels of each statistic – with deaths jumping 200% and fires increasing 21% over last year.
A couple of very interesting videos:
https://conservativeplaybook.com/green-globalist-disaster-e-bikes-caused-record-fires-injuries-and-deaths-last-year-in-nyc/
Why? Samsung phone battery fires were definitely because of bad engineering. Same for Li batteries igniting on planes - remember these? Both apparently not an issue anymore. Same for Tesla: if they are self-combusting it means some re-engineering is in order.
With cars the game is completely different and in the US NTHSA will be breathing down your neck the very next day your jalopies start self-combusting.
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