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All the problems, the expensive batteries, the need for an upgraded grid, the problem of how to generate all the extra power are all part of the plan. They want to hold electric cars out as the solution while they pass all these laws to massively restrict regular cars. Then once all the laws are passed and cars have become so expensive that no one can afford them they will roll out their plans to have us live in small concentrated urban areas, forbidden to travel between because virus. It's all part of a long term plan to make us peasants again.

All the problems, the expensive batteries, the need for an upgraded grid, the problem of how to generate all the extra power are all part of the plan. They want to hold electric cars out as the solution while they pass all these laws to massively restrict regular cars. Then once all the laws are passed and cars have become so expensive that no one can afford them they will roll out their plans to have us live in small concentrated urban areas, forbidden to travel between because virus. It's all part of a long term plan to make us peasants again.

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Apparently logic is beyond your grasp

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Me: 20 million cars will require increasing grid capacity by 18%

You: There's no way there's enough power to supply 20 million electric cars.

Me: There isn't enough power in today's grid. Luckily there aren't 20 million electric cars either.

You: That's circular logic.

I hope that makes the absurdity a little clearer for you. But perhaps you're just one of those people who are unfortunate enough to have their IQ fall below the nigger average. Face it. Even in white people there are about 15% who fall below the average nigger. It's just the way a normal distribution works.

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There will never be enough power to go electric. They can't keep the lights on now

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They can't keep the lights on now

It does happen every 20 years or so. Not like Texas is doing any better.