I can't imagine living in a place like that. Then they wonder why a person could shoot a place up.Old news
Recent newsCompulsory mask-wearing in Pacific Northwest caused spirited debate -- and a jury trial -- during 1918-19 flu pandemic
The debate during the second wave of the deadly flu pandemic was about the tradeoff between individual freedoms and the exercise of official power for the “public good.”www.oregonlive.com
People of color exempt from mandatory mask ordinance in Lincoln County | News
Lincoln County added any person of color "who have heightened concerns about racial profiling and harassment" to their mask order exception list.dailyhive.com
Add Atlanta to that list
I believe its Muslimsota nowadays....Ahhhh, Minnesota?
The recent cold spell with rolling blackouts or worse, and California’s regular summertime troubles tell me there is not the capacity in the rest of the system for a lot more electric vehicles. We already need power grid and generation upgrades. I hope market forces get upgrades going.Massachusetts is also on the list.
I don't see it happening. It's entirely too optimistic and the infrastructure won't support it. This is all for show, and i can see this getting delayed/cancelled as the time draws near.
To start developing infrastructure for this is impossible. It's also not practical for many communities. For example, many communities here are apartment style dwellings with on-street parking. How does one park their mandated EV to charge it? What apartment manager is going to invest tons of money into providing the infrastructure when their lower income renters are still driving 10+ year old gas cars and may never be able to afford an EV? What do you do in a blizzard when power get knocked out for 1-2 days and you can't charge your car?
I just don't see it happening, nor agree with it being mandated. If people want EV tech, then will adopt it on their own. For the most part, that is what i am seeing here in MA, but everyone who owns an EV that i know also owns a gas vehicle, because you can't tow a boat to the lake for a week up in Maine with an EV.(yet)
It is the sale of NEW gas vehicles that’s addressed. It looks like you can still drive your old Dino mobile and buy used, if they still sell fuel locally. So I see dealerships across the state lines going well.So what happens if you go there on vacation? Are you required to leave your gas powered vehicle at the border? What about all the flights coming in and out? Are they to be electric as well? Not to forget about shipping of consumer goods, small engine tools and motorcycles.
What a waste of taxpayers time and money pushing crap like this through the system.
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