Your article discussed a fire at a al ithium battery plant.
If we outlaw things that are flammable
or if that is or definition of pollution then
we must also outlaw trees, houses, people, cars, food, medicien, hospitals, schools and clothing. (allas fammable as a factory)
You are so busy trying to play “gotcha” that you are being totally and comletely ridiculous.
Try making an affirmaive statement.
And you are so wrapped up in your own arrogance and wanting to show how oh so smart you are to the point of condescension that you are completely missing the point of everything I have posted.
That being that both are actually somewhat harmful to the environment, to favor one over the other in the name of environmental protection is subjective at best. Especially with advances in smog control.
Sure, go ahead and sell EV’s. If there is a market people will buy them. But don’t go and create a completely fake market for EV’s using taxpayers money in the name of “protecting the environment “.
That is, was, and will evermore be the point.
I am sorry if I was being esoteric for you to grasp through what appears to have been a display of that very behavior of which you have accused me.
Have a good day.
I was about to post a video of this exact event. But I see there’s no point. These aren’t even rare events. This is becoming a common these around the world. I’ll post it anyway. I agree with you. The left seems to ignore these things. But if it was a nuclear power plant, or anything gasoline related, they would be crying holy hell.
