You will own nothing and be happy, or else...

Me either I'd ride a fucking horse to work first

Where are the other two replies????

More for me! They are so fun, driving a rental gas vehicle really sucks now. Makes me feel like a peasant when I have to fuel a Mercedes.

You don't know how much fun you're missing!

Best comment in these comments!

​@@davewhite113hell yeah!!

Well bootsthatjig is no motherfuker

Thanks!

Pete is a mother!

#toggaf

🤢

Stop trying to copy Joe! Interjecting your family antidotes!

I see he took a break from chest feeding.

He said he had kids when in fact he has had 1 child for about a year which isn't even his because nature seems to frown on his lifestyle.

It's the definition of a liberal.

It's hard to tax us all even more and take our freedoms in behalf of the climate crisis if there is no crisis, and there isn't, so you got to make one, as they are, using fancy sounding 70+ year old tech. The US is pulling the rope of the weather it self on one side, China on the other, and what you get is crazy weather, drought and floods, otherwise, the exact thing they need to convince us there's trouble with the environment. 100% BS

The news said; ‘New York City is flooded. The worst in 100yrs.’ 🤔

A phenomenon common to many cults (splitting hairs here with an edit... but it is worth exploring the difference between a cult, a religion and a philosophy, as they can all three inhabit the part of the mind that seeks transcendent meaning in varying ways).

It's funny how the Republican guy spoke 90% of the time. Don't mock everything.... You will see development. Americans make it happen. Don't you agree with that? You do not want to hear the truth.... Ever heard that before... Anyway, you can never get another person to consider options by not allowing them access to all the pros and cons and potential areas of tech development. Shouting at a person makes them shut down. Teaching 101. Do not weaponize academia and information to make people appear stupid otherwise, you will never gain their respect. I want your respect and to have a look at other responses that Pete Buttigieg has answered. He might be a good Presidential Candidate for your country if you want to remain competitive and use that US ingenuity and quality that people around the world respect. You do have a lot of intelligent tech - engineers - and inventors in the USA as you well know. ( The ever-diminishing size of computers, airplanes, rockets, cars, med tech, pharma, electricity...)

The goal is public transportation and greatly reduced travel.

Business has already seen the future and car makers are already anticipating the switch to electric cars regardless of what armchair theorists and self interested politicians say. It's not another conspiracy but a natural progression in how things are going to work.

@@MindGroper nothing natural when the government subsidizes electric cars.

@wilkowmajority has been saying this for years. Spot on.

@@MindGroper Next time you see train cars carrying loads of coal, you're looking at fuel for EVs. And when you see the Lithium-ion battery packs for EVs, you're looking at material that was mined by child slave labor, primarily in the Congo. Meanwhile Greta Thunberg whines that **her** childhood was stolen.

Public EV charging stations??? These already exist

You're not hearing correctly

Notice he said he had a Plug in Hybrid. Why not a full EV?

@@Caneyhead123 it sounds like you're feeling "told what to do" and how to do it. We have more choices now. No one will have their hands chopped off! The Clean Air Act is from the '70's. Drugs came over the border. Inflation was high. Abortion already went to the Supreme Court. We knew very little of any presidents children and their sex/drug habits.

those are the ones who will own nothing , live in the pod , eat the bugs and pretend to be happy

Wow. This is so stupid it hurts. “Durrr. If nothing sticks to Teflon, how does Teflon stick to the pan!?” Does inbreeding hurt?

Global sales are up 40% compared to 2022 with a global market value at nearly $700B. by 2030 based on current trends. What are you even talking about?

@@markkeeney4917 the current stagnation happening on dealer lots. (Non-tesla) EV's sell because of tax write-off incentives not offered to other cars. For established manufacturers, EV's are often a loss-leader meant to help fleet mileage targets (think Fiat 500e which could be leased for 200/month).

@@markkeeney4917 EV's sales for 2022 were 14% of the 67+ million cars sold globally and 6% of the 13.7 million sold in the US in 2022. EV sale are also assisted by generous government subsides.

@@jedclampett4215 Source? Or I call shenanigans!

@@Firebert79TA You can't make USA the center of the economic universe and claim what's happening here is universal. Source? Or I am calling shenanigans.

Not true. Elites are driving in gas vehicles. Look it up. Rules for thee, not we.

The “potential” control ability will be endless

@@ladivamp One small rolling brown out in a city.

Correction: walking, cycling or taking the electric bus

@@aleghirox2363 Imagine that new world? Too late for me, Hopefully for you..

It's hard to tax us all even more and take our freedoms in behalf of the climate crisis if there is no crisis, and there isn't, so you got to make one, as they are, using fancy sounding 70+ year old tech. The US is pulling the rope of the weather it self on one side, China on the other, and what you get is crazy weather, drought and floods, otherwise, the exact thing they need to convince us there's trouble with the environment. 100% BS

Haha, then you realize they been crying this tune since the 80s? Mean while china and other countries are pouring nasty stuff in the air and waters, but yet they are worried about what kind of car is on the streets of America, lol such BS

They aren't lying about it (probably). They are ignorant Useful Idiots who are mostly propaganda brainwashed into believing it. Yes there is corruption/ bribery also, but I feel that a lot of them simply have bought into the Conspiracy, -as Fact (being True).

@@AB-mg5sx Not only that, they keep saying China's got a pollution problem, but THEY took their industry and gave it to China to use their cheap workers! The US is for a long time the land of hypocrisy.

One is the environment the other is the climate @@AB-mg5sx

Your point....that the kids can understand

Are the kids breathing nitrogen?

I do a great "Doug L." impression. Asking a question with four other topics slipped in.

What was it a hundred years ago? So, the Clean Air Act is from the '70's. Nothing new here. Unfortunately, like the war on drugs and abortion, we don't prioritize. We politicize so it looks like "we" did something. And it's slow. Twenty years from now you might be surprised....or a toothless wad of gum in the corner...

And if one tenth of that CO2 was instead carbon monoxide we would all be dead within minutes. Even concentrations as low as 0.0001% of CO are fatal if you are exposed for an extended amount of time. Funny how such a small amount of gas can be something to worry about... But this congressman doesn't even understand the difference between seasons and climate, so I wouldn't expect him to grasp such an unintuitive concept as "trace gasses in the atmosphere can reflect infrared radiation" Edit to say: Just realized I forgot to move the decimal in my conversion of PPM to %. It's actually 0.01% of atmospheric CO that would be lethal to humans. My point still stands however. Trace amounts of gasses can't be written off as "harmless and irrelevant" simply because of their low percentage.

There is no planet b.

Sheep will believe whatever the government tells them Sheep are easy to control.

Exactly.

@@douglemay7989 There is no need for one. I could pick and choose temps that show the climate going down. It's all fake data to rule us. And China is building a dirty coal plant every week. It' OK for China to "pollute" but not us? 🤦‍♂

You think the Kock brothers aren't controlling your life? With their coal and oil profits the bought Johnson and Johnson..... think about it.

Which will need changing roughly every five years, and the batteries are the largest chunk of the price of a car, so in other words we won't be able to afford one, and that is what it is all about, global change is all bollox.

Oh please because they are magical and last forever 😂😂😂

@macca8562 who told you the batteries need replacing every 5 years? Mine is 3 years currently and on 92000 miles already , so not sure where you get shot like that

@@EPICSOUNDTRAX Because maybe we have to "mine" scarce lithium?

Not to mention the electric bill to plug the darn thing in!

Just like anything else.....wait long enough & the tech will catch up to the problem. Hopefully, soon. One point---the goal has to be 'carbon-neutral'.....human emissions balancing with nature and carbon capture...not total elimination of emissions, which isn't needed and not practical.

Yeah no you can’t. You just “confirmed” that you’re a secretary and you’re still falling for the same shit. “I got the impression” translates to “I agree with what Fox News told me.”

@@bababasflambe1367 "“I agree with what Fox News told me.”" Yes, Fox News is vastly more accurate and reliable than, say, CNN or MSNBC. It is still a good idea to validate claims where possible.

@@thomasmaughan4798 Of course!! That $3/4 BILLION lawsuit was from being TOO ACCURATE! Thanks man. It’s not often people provide their OWN owns! (Although, that Ingraham interview with the sock puppet who witnessed voter fraud WAS hard-hitting journalism).

Hey PETE~ HOW MANY PEOPLE DONT LIVE WITH A GARAGE???

That was great and took mayor petey by surprise. 😆😆😆

@@HollyMoore-wo2mh There's a reason why it took him by surprise. It didn't make sense.

@@garypellerin5576 I understand what you were saying.

Thanks for proving you are clueless

@@nathansmith7153 YOU are the clueless one honey.

When They put em in...

People didn't get to vote for these administrative bureaucrats. The czars and secretaries, along with the alphabet institutions are appointed by the corrupt-in-power. They aren't appointing incompetent or unqualified people; they are appointing people who will carry out their agenda.

Truth...

Peter is a diversity hire. He's not actually qualified to do anything.

Yeah, did you enjoy his silly attempt to parry the question. "Excuse me, excuse me, what? .....oh, I'm not an expert on the atmosphere", he said something like that. All he would have to do is read a page out of a high school earth science book to know more than he knows now. He fears being questioned by his children, as to why he didn't do more to stop climate change. What a cheap conman!

The EV “revolution” is all about destroying the fossil fuel industry. Same thing happening with gas appliances and furnaces. My biggest concern is that China benefits from implementing much of this new technology, while they are among the worst polluters on the planet.

Or forced by communist regimes like commiefornia

They already are.

Not to mention the EV driver will have to be squeezed for the state revenue lost from the taxes on gasoline. In the state of California those revenues add up to about $7 billion a year.

Already starting to happening in California. EVs are straining the grid, so the State has been strongly recommending that people charge their vehicles in off-peak hours, during the middle of the night. Sure, it's not a mandate, but eventually it will be as the number of EVs grow and the grid capacity decreases with an insufficient replacement of traditional energy generation with wind and solar.

Energy consumed generating electricity: about 38 quads. Energy consumed for transportation: 27 quads. To displace that 27 quads of essentially fossil fuel transportation energy will require doubling electricity generation.

Why would "they" want to limit your economic value? Aren't "they" the ones who benefit from the taxes you pay?

In other words, everyone should be profusely thanking your parents' generation for saving the next generation from a frozen death.

My dad tried this shit in the 80s went to all electric and it cost a fortune.

Curious, was it a smoker's household?

I'm 42. I didn't ask my parents either. What good would it have done? They weren't educated on the issues.

@@keensoundguy6637 they were saying the same shit. Just a different outcome. Which just shows it’s all horse shit. I can thank my parents for not falling for that bullshit and not voting for the tyrants pushing it just to gain control of the people.

FINALLY. ANOTHER HUMAN THAT KNOWS!

your fear is allowing others to control you with the climate change activist boogeyman

The carbon they want to ELIMINATE is us.

The encroachment on "CO2" is the equivalent of the encroachment on "aspects" of firearms. Inching in, from the outside. Step by step. Except they want to move from car restrictions, to number of livestock (unless corporatized), and, number of hours you can drive, or be outside. No worries, you've got Netflix. Note that NONE of this ESG in line with The Constitution, and that it ALL violates the spirit of The Constitution. That little rat in the suit, being examined.. he's literally an agent for an anti-american campaign to force us, by the pen, under China.

@@horustrismegistus1017 your comment reeks of fear manipulation

Just be quiet and ButtyButt talk. He knows a lot just listen to him tell you that.

He answered everything, what are you talking about?

It's sad you think that was a reasonable exchange. The republican rep should know better, but is doing right wing theater to try to dismiss the impending climate disaster. Sad.

@@djpickle68 "Sad"...just like your spelling skill set. The left is as usual using fear to manipulate the masses. There is no "impending" climate disaster.

@@djpickle68 Go back 20 or 30 or 50 years ago and see what the climate alarmists were saying. None of it has come true.

Just as much as you get subsidized by have dependent and interest deductions to you income tax.

Wrong. There is no room for private sector ingenuity when Leftists are in charge. You will simply comply for the greater good.

Most Americans support a transition to renewable energy

@@takanara7 Renewable? Batteries are not renewable. Stop taking the bait.

@@takanara7 To what “renewable energy” are we “transitioning” - exactly?? What’s going to take the place of fossil fuels??

@@takanara7 Not even close. The word "most" doesn't apply when it's 8% of the population, most of whom have been largely brainwashed. If an actual vote by the people happened, and it included real information and properly set expectations, your side would never win that vote. Fossil fuels are literally life-saving to an enormous percentage of the population, and were being harvested in a way that resulted in a net-zero carbon contributing footprint under Donald Trump. The use of fossil fuels means less deforestation as people no longer need wood for energy. It means carbon emissions that function as plant-food. It means lower cost for everyone, and there are at least 300 years worth of deposits for the entire world on US soil alone. You don't think in that time a better or more "sustainable" energy production method could be developed? Stop taking the bait. There is nothing in place for a renewable source that will help the planet or the people who inhabit it, and it would kill millions to try and transition quickly.

Yep, and not a single Chinese car bomb should ever enter our land. They blow up all over China.

What investments in China? There are numerous American companies in this space. I'm not fully sold on EVs yet. But this post is b.s.

@@rt-uh6mt The largest Lithium mining companies are Chinese.

​@@rt-uh6mtWhere is your lithium? Oh yeah, China and Africa. Are you still appearing on the Muppet Show?

You got it

Because other governments see how the world market is going and recognize why....they DO mandate...we have goals

@@1donofrio1 What other countries? So the United States should impose restrictions on its populace because other countries do? Planned economies are socialist economies.

@@JadyGrudd CHINA, which has a 'New Energy Vehicle' (NEV) mandate. EU, which is imposing CO2 limits on vehicles. California has one, but it includes gas/hybrids in 2035...(meaning gas cars will still be on the road around 10 years after that date). I did not say the US should impose restrictions---I said goals. You're thinking there's not, and has never been regulations on our economy? There have been since 1929...BECAUSE of 1929.

@@1donofrio1 1. The mere fact that others issue government decrees is not a justification to issue our own. 2. Traditionally, free-market economies perform better than planned economies. 3. 1929... Nowhere near the same thing, and a poor example - we ended up with a Federal Reserve that is OWNED by the banks.

@@JadyGrudd You misread... #1-I did not say for us to issue our own. I said we have goals...not mandates. #2 Correct--and I wholly support the free market....but to say we do not have regulations and incentives in our economy is not correct. Even our oil companies get subsidies. #3 How did we end up with the Fed? And to say they are 'owned' by the banks is misleading. Banks own stock in the Fed and the Fed is controlled by a Board of Governors appointed by the President.--Banking Act of 1935. You're also leaving out the FDIC and Social Security as well as several other laws, both State and Federal that regulate what companies can do - environmentally and financially.

Growing up in the 80s I worked in the summer. Filling oxygen bottles for medical applications. We had an oxygen sensor. And I was surprised to see what the percentage was. And that number hasn't changed.

​@wannabecarguy at least we still have some champions left fighting for the people and what might not always be what everyone likes, but do the right thing regardless

Cause their marixs

Yes, and they slant the note by including the phrase, "mainly caused by human activities". I don't know if there has been a direct MAIN link between human activities and climate change.

@@jamesclark4927 Yur suh-murt.

Check the Newsome family off-shore bank accounts.

To the underground hsr. Or better yet to ukrain to be 'washed'

Florida just installed a non high speed high speed rail. It costs around $70. to go from Miami to Orlando when they get that part opened up. While that isn't too crazy of a price times that by 4 for a family of four. Now you're at almost $300. and you will need a rental, or an Uber when you get to your destination. Or I can fill up my gasoline vehicle and load everyone in the car and not have to rent a car when I get there.

Great question! Where is all the money going to help the homeless also?

It is a fascinating journey to see where the rail was determined to be built, and who purchased the land right before that decision. And of course it is bought up by the state via eminent domain. How amazingly profitable it was for the friends and family who happened to get super lucky in those last second land purchases.

I guess there is a lesson in that for all of us.

Doug embarrassed himself. His argument was weak.

@@Dough29 Are you kidding? He demolished the Buttman

@@horsehide3039 I'm interested to know which part of his argument you thought was strongest, because to me all his questions were quite easily rebutted. The only question that wasn't answered clearly was that of the Co2 percentage, which as we all know, is completely irrelevant.

Yer well your bias is showing with insulting language... You have more to gain by bringing people into a discussion than shouting over them and calling them fools. Repubs do not like it. Your economy needs to shift to EV and hybrid or similar to get transport moving. Don't let the oil industry shut down all new industries and please don't be fooled by them about where US dollars are going.( try not to be a homophobe in the year 2024. This subject could increase your standard of living. It's no joke) @@horsehide3039

Regan gave us more rights and less taxes. I liked that

Oh for sure but he also knew that that governments on all levels can screw up the simplest of task.

@@kenlowe8659 Certainly ! It could (and has). Just glad Regan didn't do that.

" I'm from the government and I'm here to help MYSELF."

@@markmccullough5873 Oh so true.

its all about money laundering

Dem politicians always trying to fix a problem they caused, always at the taxpayers expense.

Or is it just a way for Big Al Gore to make a Rich living off Ideocracy.

They are causing the problem , then stealing our money to help their friends lie about the made up problem

It's about more choices, do you want leaded fuel back?

Hell most solar panels release more toxic pollutants into the atmosphere during production then a coal plant producing the proportional lifetime power of the panel.

and nuclear, solar, hydro, among other forms. the truth is that they get cleaner year after year.

@johnhumphrey9953 What's the largest percentage used and will be used for EVs? Besides nuclear, all those are just as bad or worse for the environment then petrol genius

@@johnhumphrey9953 EXACTLY!!!! Right there is the key!!! Energy gets cleaner and cleaner every year. So, when 100% of the energy needed to run the world is from "clean" and "renewable" sources, whenever that is, THAT will be the time to transition to EVs. NOT now! Doing it now is ill advised. Like building a sky-scraper on sand without a foundation.

you are wrong, even if it was 100% coal it would still be better than oil. genius, and it is far less than 100% coal fired power. @@BoomBoomBoom..

One plant creating energy for a million electric vehicles is a source of pollution much easier to manage and reduce compared to a million cars pumping carcinogenic compounds all over the place. Sometimes you just have to use your own mind to think you know?

@@Fstate Correct! But it's unfortunate that you're bringing facts to a FU fight.

Where does electricity come from? How much electricity is lost in transit?

You sound horse and buggy riders getting mad at the Model T

​@@FstateNo comment on 3 minutes to fill your tank or 3 hours to charge your batteries. And that's not taking into account how long you might have to wait before a charging station becomes free . If you run out of gas you can always walk a mile or two to a station and get some. You can't do that if your EV runs out of charge.

He wasn’t so stupid to confuse CLIMATE with SEASONS, Gomer!!

@@Rugelacharugula Laughed out loud at that one.

The roads are racist. He didn't want to exacerbate the problem.

@@biffDipstick Huh???

It's because he's gay that makes him Sec of Transportation. I read about the horrible roads in IN.

Much, MUCH more than $4k.

$4000? Some are over $10,000

No one has thought about that waste either. Same with the solar panels. I'm convinced that these people are just plain 😳

I think you mean $24,000

That’s because this administration is actually in the realist sense of the word, a regime.

And your point is...?

Hey, don't bring facts into the equation. You'll make liberals heads explode 🤣

@@erichvonglahn5314 Actually, most liberals know much more facts about climate change than most republicans...

Shhhhhhhh! Zip it!

@@bjornfeuerbacher5514Cutting them down and storing them in air proof bunkers to stop CO2 is criminally insane. Look up this latest Billy Gates Scheme…

Thanks for showing that you, exactly like him, have no clue what you are talking about.

Wow, I hope you're still in high school or lower. The climate, seasons, and weather are two VERY DIFFERENT THINGS.

Well then, oh wise one. Please enlighten us. And while you're at it, can you tell us why none of the countries trying so hard to shove these pieces of down our throats, when will China, India, and Pakistan start doing their part? Just curious 😂

@@erichvonglahn5314 they have lower per capita emissions than the US, why are you targeting them?

@@JasonLawTravels Wow. I hope you're still in elementary school or lower. That was THREE things.

oh we will have it. only for the rich though. the rest of us won't be able to afford a car, so they do not care. it's already happening with our tax money..

Charging my EV at home is equal to about 10 light bulbs. Fast charging DOES require significantly more energy, so I get your point. The good news is that the sun produces more energy than we will ever need, for at least the next 5 billion years, for free. The infrastructure to capture that energy will cost a LOT. But no more than that the infrastructure we currently have invested in oil and refineries.

Buttigieg's BS, thats all it is........an exercise of listening to Buttigieg's BS as we watch the cost skyrocket and the cost of ownership skyrocket. Now we know why the vast majority of people hated him as mayor.

@@haganlife😂😂😂😂😂😂 Just Imagine how many trees and shrubs you have to cut down to build enough panels to harness it you 🤡. Which will vastly increase CO2 . Did you know that there are enough trees alone in Australia to completely offset their emissions and that doesn’t even include mangroves which eat up far more CO2 than trees. You dope 😂

The infrastructure bill... Rebuilding the power grid... Remember the one you voted against..😂

You need to do your research....You also should check out Plug in hybrids. Price? There are expensive ones and affordable ones....just like gas cars.

@@1donofrio1 You telling someone else what to do? Try this on--sit down and keep your opinion to yourself. See how that works? You want an EV; buy one and plug it into your toaster's outlet. A vast majority of Americans don't want EVs. Never mind the impact on the climate as the raw materials for the batteries are mined overseas, mainly China and shipped via diesel powered super-ships across vast oceans, then those minerals have to be refined which costs even more energy being fossil fuels before they can be manufactured into a battery and when that battery is dead, it goes into a landfill along with wind turbine blades. sAvEtHePlAnEt! 😐

@@strykerentllcYes! All that dirty laundry you exposed and we are not supposed to talk about.

Good point, and I think it's one liter of CO2 gas per liter of beverage. Also, when you breathe out you release CO2, so I presume the breathing will be either banned or taxed sooner or later 🤣

C02 is heavier than air. C02 is plant food. Plants live at ground level. How can C02 get into the atmosphere if it is heavier than air, is it not subjected to the same laws of gravity as everything else? Food for thought.

@@apollo2276If that was the case we would all suffocate. The Earth's atmosphere is well mixed, not stratified.

Its mixed yes obviously? the point I'm making is C02 is no where near the levels they claim them to be up' in the atmosphere. Confirmed by many, the lies exposed by many and the many speaking out, are far more qualified to speak on the subject than biden's puppet. Mainstream science? - follow the money. Climate change is natural, we all know this but what they are telling the world about climate change is bs, it's agenda ridden, they couldn't give a toss about the planet, that's why we are still burning fossile fuels in 2023 when we've had anti gravity technology since 1954 and more that could solve ALL the worlds poverty, pollution and energy problems pretty much immediately. The Lost Century and how to reclaim it?? Its all there, what technologies are supressed ! Going back to C02 my friend. They have stated that if UK alone cut all C02 emissions, it would be less than 1% effective. Only fools will listen to liars.

😆...🤫 It's being lined up as we text 😉

any reduction when the air con or heating were switched on?

See how far you go at night with the lights and heating on

The only reason to travel is for food and resources. It will not be a recreation in the future. A paradigm shift.

​@@Rico-oy3dcThat has always been that way for the poor. But if every body uses common sense it will all be good but these pushy scared Dems will have us them included in chains of overly far reaching restrictions and then it will not change climate an iota

Biden stopping the keystone pipeline then using rail to ship oil caused more CO2 than it ever prevented and that is par for most so called earth saving efforts cause more of what they are supposed to prevent and cause everything to cost 3 to 10 times more.

"better performance" HAHAHAHAHA

Actually yes, there are far less moving parts in an ev. No oil change no spark plug change etc. It's cheaper to maintain.

@@whereamiatnowtube

Those plants were doing fine for millions of years without the extra CO2, thank you very much.

Actually CO2 has been going up for thousands of years. PS: Why do you hate rain forests? @@cohenworrior898

@@cohenworrior898 they where doing better during the Jurassic period where thare was almost 30% more co2 in the air as now.. like 0.04 PPM.. you know what happens if we hit 0.02?.... plants die and we all die. Yeah lets get rid of all that CO2 huh

@@cohenworrior898 The plants are a system equalizer. More CO2 leads to larger, more robust plants. Plants are CO2 sinks. When people grow plants in grow tents/greenhouses, sometimes to get more robust growth - to maximize plant growth - they will inject CO2 into the atmosphere. Higher concentrations of CO2 combined with higher temperatures exacerbates plant growth. I would love for somebody to point out the flaw in my assertion and its implied effects. I think climate change is a political catchphrase. It is a lever of control far more than it is a threat to a planet if CO2 is the measure.

CLIMATE CHANGE: THE REALITY behind the MYTH.

That's why they empower Agencies to make the rules!!

as evidenced by Mr LaMalfa's sincere line of questioning? Bwahaha.

Agree

@@Dan-sc7us It has mostly to do with getting funding and very little to do with the truth.

Joe knows a 9 mm will blow your lungs out of your body

Bingo

comrade biden sending American dollars and jobs to his bosses in china.

LOL! And the GOP is invested in big oil!!

And who controls the coal and petro burning plants to charge those electric batteries, Renewables are only capable of making up about 30% of the electricity required. Never will be viable, ever....unless we go nuclear, but there's no perpetuating revenue from that option. Hydrogen's another good one, but anyone can get water right out of the ground.

@@sodman4874 Renewables will continue to increase, while coal will slowly but surely be replaced by natural gas! At the end of the day, EVs are about 90% efficient compared to gas cars which are around 30% efficient!

You can deny climate change all you want... but it won't stop it.

Concur

What are people confused about here. That burning gasoline releases vast measurable amounts of co2, or how the co2 measurably increases the temperature of the planet. Or are they confused that the ice core samples we have indicate a change this rapid has never occurred in history?

What cities are best in rural California and republican? Seriously want to know.

His understanding of climate change is also about as sound as the average Republican voter.

😂

@@edferd100 Another 12 year old, I see..

🤣🤣

Always first to volunteer for booty duty

Jesse Kelly ftw

I(t only takes a few key strokes and a Over The Air update.. and your EV will refuse to charge or turn on.

Presupposing you can actually afford one in the first place!!!

Try asking me. I've known that perfectly well for decades. And now _you_ tell me how much the percentage of CO_2 in the atmosphere has changed in the last 200 years, due to us humans burning fossils fuels...? Do you know that?

Since 1750 it has increased %50 from 280ppm to 420ppm, with about %60 of that increase happening since 1960. This represents an increase of atmospheric C02 level from about .027% to its current .04%

Wow you seem very intelligent as well.....missing the entire point of my statement.@@matmclelland4701

And willingly so!

TRANSPORTATION Secretary. He doesn't specialize in this, John Kerry is the climate envoy. If He couldn't answer that question THEN you'd be on to somehting, but he isn't so this is a hogwash arguement.

0.03% but it's what the co2 does in the atmosphere that matters.

@@robertwalker9130 .0418% in 2022. It feeds plants.

0.042% which is up from 0.034% (pre industrial) which is an increase of 0.008% in 200 years 😂😂

​@@robertwalker9130it doesn't do what you think it does. Its also a cooling agent. Weird, I know.

youtube isnt wrong. the science of climate change is quite settled

​@@rorycannon7295 Yep! It's called weather!

​@@rorycannon7295lol!

@@myvws2 and to be honest, not even that is settled. No such thing as settled science.

@@rorycannon7295 no such thing as settled science.

I've read that it's around $20,000 to replace a Tesla battery.

Horse & Buggies don't even have brakes!! Imagine that!

If things keep going the way they are, in 2050 they'll be asking their questions in Chinese. My guess is, they'll be asking if we did enough to maintain our sovereignty. And the answer will be a clear and resounding NO!

​@@aliveandwell829 China is facing catastrophic population DECLINE. Minus 850000 last year alone. In fact the world hasn't been breeding anywhere near replacement rates for quite a while now. Depopulation will be the problem in the future not overpopulation.

In 2050 his children won't be talking to him because they'll realize he was a bad parent.

@@alanserjeant4947 I'm sorry. I am struggling to understand the connection between Chinese breeding practices and their clear intent to remove the US as a superpower and take our country over....

false dilemma fallacy

God I hope this is sarcasm.

Once we finally have excess cheep nuclear energy they will be wondering why did we leave them with all these now useless wind turbines and solar panels and lithium battery waste. This should happen once we can collectively acknowledges that we are once again driving whales and endangered birds back into extinction.

They are all the same side!!

The Talmud expert would not appreciate you reminding him they lost.

The penguin does not listen

The Fossil fuel industry continues to win... I am not sure what side you are referring to. We could have started the EV revolution 20 years earlier if not for Fossil fuel lobbyists.

I live in North OC and I have the same problem. They way we designed our cities doesn’t allow efficient transportation