Hypothetical 2024, you receive a Tesla Semi ordered years earlier

Back during Harley's 100th I was living not to far from Harley in Milwaukee. It was a heck of a time. My friends and I were drinking with some bikers on an afternoon. A bunch a bikes roared by and one of my friends said something like "listen to that power!!!". The biker responded -" that engine is loud, but not necessarily powerful or fast" and then proceeded to give a dissertation about how harley has a line of cheap, low horsepower, low tourqe engines that they made loud as heck.

In other words - I don't care what it looks or sounds like. I care about getting across the line first.

 

Doesn't matter what you believe, it effects you all the same.

 

I remember there was a time when Agenda 21 was, "conspiracy theory". Now the cat's out of the bag and it's common knowledge. You should check out Rosa Kieori's book, "Behind The Green Mask".

 

It's so nice to see people waking up!

 

You're funny. I'll be adding you to my ignore list now. Have a good day!

 

No, that’s a political statement, not a factual one.

For example?

The Clean air act
Unleaded gasoline
Clean water act
Landfill regulations
Prohibition of DDT, among a long list of useful chemicals.
vehicle CAFE standards

Closer to our world? Diesel particulate and NOX reduction regulation.

Each of those examples were / are hugely, sometimes insanely expensive.

No, environmental regulation most certainly don’t take a backseat to economics.

 

That was good except for the California part. California, despite having the most draconian enviro-meanie regulations, still manages to have cities with some of the worst air quality in the nation.

 

That has alot to do with geography really. Since they have the ocean to one side and mountains to the other. The air moves to the mountains. The particulates are heavier and get suspended in the air and have nowhere to go. Just reaffirms why that place sucks and should fall in the ocean along with its inhabitants.