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Biden's Crusade Against Solar Panels and Electric Vehicles

Why is it bad for China to produce electric vehicles and solar panels?

  • Because it diverts needed resources away from their production of fentanyl.

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  • Anything made in China is crap, by definition, however good it might be otherwise.

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  • Clean energy technology is only an illusion if it's produced in China.

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  • We should trust Biden's experts who calculate that China is producing too much clean technology.

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  • If both Biden and Trump agree on this, it must be true.

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  • If it causes job loss to one American, it has to be bad, no matter what.

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  • Mistreating Uighurs obviously caused China to produce too much solar panels and EVs.

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  • The U.S. President should decide how much of any product another country may produce.

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  • U.S. labor unions should decide what China may produce and how much.

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  • America cannot be made great again unless China cuts its production of solar panels and EVs.

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Gospel said:
Random info dump: Seeing a Tesla Cybertruck in the wild is rare, but when I do, it looks like I'm running a high-fidelity video game on a low-end PC. The visual assets haven't fully loaded yet.
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I saw two of them get in accident last week. :D It was like a live-action Tron sequel.
 
Those things are incredibly heavy. I would hate to be in anything other than a Tesla or a vehicle with equivalent safety ratings if struck by a Cybertruck. I'm surprised there hasn't been a fatality yet, but I suppose the high price range likely reduces the chances of it being in less responsible hands. It's also incredibly nimble for its size—I test-drove one. I literally couldn't feel the difference between a sedan and that truck, except for the awareness that it's enormous.
 
Gospel said:
Those things are incredibly heavy. I would hate to be in anything other than a Tesla or a vehicle with equivalent safety ratings if struck by a Cybertruck. I'm surprised there hasn't been a fatality yet, but I suppose the high price range likely reduces the chances of it being in less responsible hands. It's also incredibly nimble for its size—I test-drove one. I literally couldn't feel the difference between a sedan and that truck, except for the awareness that it's enormous.
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Their guts may have gotten a bit scrambled, but I must admit, I saw no obvious damage to either vehicle.

As for "less responsible hands", they seem to be attracted to Teslas like flies to honey.
 
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