You are a censorship apologist, as you are calling for people to get fired over opinions. It does not matter if you think that what they believe is BS, in a free country you should not be fired for political beliefs.

Do you consider every Jan 6 participant to be a violent terrorist?

I know it is hard for you to stay on topic, but please recall that we are discussing EVs.

They are prosecuting non-violent protesters that did not vandalize anything and they are trying to use Enron-era law to get 20 year sentences. Which is ridiculous. I wouldn't be complaining if it was limited to a bunch of misdemeanor trespass charges, but Democrats are going for 20 year sentences for anyone who entered Capitol, including reporters.

I thought it was obvious - selective application of justice. Now, don't go pulling fire alarms anymore.

Every single one of them did all these things?

You are making unsubstantiated assertions of "save money". I understand you wish this to be true, but that is not enough to make it true.

Thank you for balancing the parentheses. Cosmic order has been restored.

You don't understand, the systemic racism left Rep. Bowman too traumatized to recognize a brightly colored red fire alarm lever. He thought he was pressing the repatriations button instead. It is a common and understandable mistake.

Try again, but with less straw...

For example, Biden's justice department manufacturing novel legal theories [nytimes.com] to imprison non-violent political protesters...

This is not a valid argument of EV economic feasibility. Additionally, your reflexive urge to spend other people's money is hilarious.

They do not.

But not in a way you think.

There is almost zero chance of that happening, as attempting to arrest sitting head of state of Russia would likely trigger nuclear exchange. So Hauge for Putin would require a regime change in Russia, and not the violent kind where the losing side gets all killed. As such, Putin will likely end up like Stalin - poisoned and dying on a carpet in his own piss than tried in the international courts.

While we can recognize evil of Putin's regime when it engages in totalitarian crackdowns on free speech, the sad truth is that we are not far behind. For example, Biden's justice department manufacturing novel legal theories to imprison non-violent political protesters while ignoring similar cases elsewhere.

If we look at the electricity costs alone, why are you so certain it will remain low when generation is down, regulatory costs are up, and demand is up?

That aside, maintenance costs of EVs are proven to be higher than ICE. The promise of simpler electric cars did not materialize, EVs on the road today are differently complex than ICEs only the technology is newer. So no, it is not clear to me that EVs will be cheaper to run on individual or fleet scale.