AbsolutelyNotAVelociraptor

Nazis being nazis. If there’s a god up there, this is the right moment to manifest and make of Israel a parking lot.
And while at it, you know, maybe have the rapist orange get a good nice and painful incurable cancer. But don’t get ahead of yourself with the cancer stage. We want him to suffer a long and slow death.

“El pedofilo naranja”. Since you are referring to it as a male thing, you need to adapt the article to the male form (la is for female, while el is for male).

Yes, I used “it”. I don’t think trump deserves human treatment.

Most cars come with fast charge in DC. You can add a good amount of range in like 15-20 minutes. The ones not coming with fast charge are mostly city cars that don’t need it anyways.

I recently got a byd atto 3. Really happy with it.

The depreciation I’ve seen, at least here, is not very different to the one I see in non-electric cars.

Depreciation is pointless if you plan to keep your car until it breaks. The range is mostly an excuse that people use to justify they don’t want an EV. Most cars today have at least 400km range and fast charge that’s quick enough to give you a good range from a 15 min stop. Nobody should be driving 1000km non-stop as they claim they’ll be (and which is the main reason they use to talk about the range).

Yeah, but does your half-assed linux install come with the incredibly useful NoPilot? Huh?

Checkmate, linux nerds!

Oh, yeah! I forgot that one!

When you ask them how many times they found themselves with a thermic car doing 1000km without stopping they usually tell you: never, but what if I had to?

Bitch, if you need to do 1000km without stopping, you should be taking a train or a plane. Driving 10-12 hours without a single stop is bad and dangerous.

that’s completely fine. If your car works, you shouldn’t throw it away, that is wasteful.

Tell me again what’s the difference between this and when you called “dangerous barbarians” to those islamic countries calling for a yihad?

Oh, right… they had the wrong color of skin and the wrong god…

As an EV owner, I have recieved an interesting amount of reasons why people won’t buy them:

1. The autonomy is not real (so far it’s been in my case and in any case, in italy, for how people drive, the declared consumptions are all fake because people here only drives by pressing the accelerator to the bottom)
2. What if there’s a blackout in the whole city and you can’t charge your car? (The whole city, for a long time? I’d be worried about other stuff, but go on…)
3. What if all the public plugs are occupied when you want to charge and you find yourself without battery to go to "ork tomorrow? (ALL OF THEM? At the same time? And why are you waiting to charge your car until it reaches 1% charge?)
4. What if you come back from a long trip and have a 10% battery remaining and then you recieve an emergency call and have to leave immediately and you can’t because the 50-60km you have in your battery are not enough to reach your destination? (I can get to a quick charge station and get 200km in 15mins or so? The world is not ending? And if it’s THAT urgent then I should be calling an ambulance anyway, because I probably need one)
5. I don’t want an automatic car! I love changing my gear! (Thank fuck I got rid of the clutch and the gears… never been happier when I drive!)
6. Ah… but the speed, the torque of a thermic sports car… (Dude, you can’t afford a sports car, what the thell are you talking about? And even if I can’t either and I have a pretty average EV, you should just press the accelerator of an EV to the bottom and see for yourself)
7. But it’s all about the feeling… the sound… (oh, I get it now… you want to “feel powerful” making everyone look at you and your noise making machine… yeah, I can’t compete there, and I don’t even want to anyway)
8. But the electricity is made by burning fuel! (Most of it comes from green sources and, anyway, what the hell do you think your car run on? Water? Are you not very intelligent?)
9. But the lithium comes from child labor!! (Says while casually using their iPhone, wearing clothes made in a third world country…)

After this, they usually proceed to make absurd claims like "I don’t care, I just don’t trust EVs.

You choose to. But the rest of the world, that didn’t have a vote in your elections, is forced to.

I have an iPhone for work (not mine, the employer paid for it and I just use it during work time). It’s gonna be a lot of fun to see how they try (and fail) to force me to verify my age.

Uhhh… I wonder what will happen if chinese drones end up raining on tel aviv.

Interesting times indeed…

They are mandatory in Ireland, so please stop the “Europe” stuff.

I haven’t said they are not mandatory in Europe. I have said that I am European and haven’t seen them in the countries I lived in.

Tell me, are Spain and Italy countries that for some reason disqualify you from being European or did you just have a rough morning?

I’m genuinely curious: why do you need smoke detectors? I’m asking as an european that has lived without them all their life in more than one country. They are not mandatory here and not even common. What’s the reason to install ther? (I know the reason is to detect smoke, I’m asking the underlying reason behind the need to detect smoke)

Idk, having something that could melt metal from a safe distance as a deterrent seems a bit overkill. But don’t take my word for it, I might be overreacting.

It’s all about peer pressure: don’t bother her or they will suffer the consequences.

/s

I do understand that. But I hate hypocrisy. Just say that you buy it because you want to show how rich you are, don’t try to sell me the “superior quality of the gears make them better” bullshit.

Just be honest and say it clear: “I buy it because it’s expensive”. It’s fine. Except it’s not, because you are embarrassed to admit you only want to brag about money and instead try to lie others (and yourself) about the reason why you buy it.

Every single italian who watched that scene took offense at how they looked at Tina. They are not welcome here.

I’ve worked for a touristic business where I live and I had to talk to many usians a day.

I learned there are two types of usians:

1. Those who come to the country to enjoy it; and they are usually cool people with whom you can have a great time.
2. Those who come to the country to be served. And they are extremely insufferable assholes to whom I only wish an intestinal bug that lets them stuck in the bathroom for the whole holiday.

Other than that, it was almost impossible to tell their political compass.