They are unconstitutional.

It’s very much mandatory. You’re correct that the US does some bullshit, but that isn’t part of it.

There’s plenty of low hanging fruit. You don’t need to come up with lies in order to punch down.

Where are people getting the idea that insurance isn’t mandatory in the US?

Well, Rivian and Lucid did okay. Tesla is an outlier.

BUT they didn’t lead with a selling price. That’s where my bullshit alarm goes off.

I’d be happy to be wrong on this one, but… The signs are there.

Nah. I’m refusing to engage such a stupid premise.

The two careers: computer science and entertainment.

Did they not think to develop a practical skill in case this fad died off?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elio_Motors

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lit_Motors

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aptera_Motors

Here’s a few. But there’s more of these dating back at least to the 70s.

Yep. Seen this schtick a hundred times.

Now that the seal is broken on price hikes, it’ll climb more and more. About the time it reaches double, the project will be canceled. Investors will be screwed, and some slimeball will run off with the cash just like he always planned to.

Just like all the other ones.

Yes. Correct. They shouldn’t be allowed to do it.

Not my computer they won’t.

Cool. My phone takes four.

You chose to repost it.

Leave the slop on the slop website. We don’t want it.

Who keeps fucking quoting this idiot and posting it?

Cool. They’re still raping kids though.

Oh hey something I’d never fucking use anyway

Probably won’t hit Arch too hard.

Because everyone else is too but they have the highest stakes and the least agency so the lazy option is to blame them.

You don’t need more than 200 miles of range if you are using roads in the United States.

So, 260 advertised.

You just don’t.

I’m being filmed without my consent by corporations everywhere I go