I love cars and the smell of gasoline, pretty much all men do. But it's about time to realize that we got way too greedy, wasting what nature built over thousands of years in some hours, just for or own amusement. Our grand children deserve to have a good life on this planet as well, so we gotta make some sacrifices.
@@michael2305 And what do you have to say about these battery cars when they run out of power along some freeway somewhere? Is the person driving going to break out a can of instant electricity to charge their cars enough to get to a plug in? What do you think is going to have to be sent to charge these cars up when they leave their drivers stranded? Probably a diesel generator. Furthermore, what do you think the batteries in these cars turn into when they’re spent? Toxic waste. What kind of energy do you think the batteries are manufactured from? Petroleum production. Hundreds of millions of years of fossil record evidence tells one story. That the climate on earth has been changing continuously. Not in any way, shape, or form influenced by the emissions of internal combustion engines. Internal combustion engines in production automobiles are so clean now, there are no “greenhouse gases” produced from the burning of gasoline. CO2 emissions, what the hell do you think you exhale every time you take a breath of oxygen? CO2. Better get a containment vessel to catch all of that CO2 “greenhouse gas” you exhale every time you waste a breath of oxygen. The petroleum industry fuels our economy. Everything you have is in some way derived from petroleum production. The only thing that’s being sacrificed from this proposed transition to electric transportation is our livelihood, our freedom. That “sacrifice” will never happen. Never! Not by me, not by millions of others that share the same thoughts.
Wait till they are all electric. Yuck!
That will never happen
I love cars and the smell of gasoline, pretty much all men do.
But it's about time to realize that we got way too greedy, wasting what nature built over thousands of years in some hours, just for or own amusement.
Our grand children deserve to have a good life on this planet as well, so we gotta make some sacrifices.
@@michael2305 I get to determine what I sacrifice to do my singular part. I'm where the mess is that needs clean up, not them so I know better!
@@michael2305 And what do you have to say about these battery cars when they run out of power along some freeway somewhere? Is the person driving going to break out a can of instant electricity to charge their cars enough to get to a plug in? What do you think is going to have to be sent to charge these cars up when they leave their drivers stranded? Probably a diesel generator. Furthermore, what do you think the batteries in these cars turn into when they’re spent? Toxic waste. What kind of energy do you think the batteries are manufactured from? Petroleum production. Hundreds of millions of years of fossil record evidence tells one story. That the climate on earth has been changing continuously. Not in any way, shape, or form influenced by the emissions of internal combustion engines. Internal combustion engines in production automobiles are so clean now, there are no “greenhouse gases” produced from the burning of gasoline. CO2 emissions, what the hell do you think you exhale every time you take a breath of oxygen? CO2. Better get a containment vessel to catch all of that CO2 “greenhouse gas” you exhale every time you waste a breath of oxygen. The petroleum industry fuels our economy. Everything you have is in some way derived from petroleum production. The only thing that’s being sacrificed from this proposed transition to electric transportation is our livelihood, our freedom. That “sacrifice” will never happen. Never! Not by me, not by millions of others that share the same thoughts.
@@micahcastillo9113 Exactly, I have been waiting for more people to realize, that electric cars basically produce more waste than ICE’s