Because gas can't be stored and transported. Also they did the same thing to diesel that they are now doing to gasoline.
Where do you suppose you'll want to go one day that is further than 250 miles from a place to charge?
You know you can burn gas to get electricity should you ever find yourself in this dystopian future with electric cars and no charging stations where you want to go, right? And both the electric cars and modern generators are so efficient you can still get 40 mpg doing something retarded like that.
Let me just haul both liquid fuel and a generator everywhere and spend hours charging my cuckmobile.
Let me just haul both liquid fuel and a generator everywhere and spend hours charging my cuckmobile.
So you agree that it's not about control since there's no way to control that.
Now we're just talking pain in the ass factor. Again, how often do you drive more than 250 miles from the nearest electrical outlet?
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