Oh, the irony
- Thread starter CanisLupus
- Start date
Help Support Long Range Hunting Forum
Left Hand Dave
Well-Known Member
I'm printing this one up and putting it on my door at work.
Too funny!
That is as ironic as Timothy Treadwell getting eaten by grizzlies.
Anyone see the environmental damage caused by mining all the stuff to make the battery? That's alot of diesel and water being used . Not to mention the harm to the environment.
cohunt
Well-Known Member
Evs take power to charge them-- most power plants burn fossil fuels, most plastics are made from crude oil- as is most rubber, we mine rare minerals and metals from the earth to make batteries.
Evs pretty much have a limited lifespan due to repair costs/parts availability/battery replacement costs.
Ev's are pretty much the best marketing scam on earth--- I think they hired hornady to promote them
Evs pretty much have a limited lifespan due to repair costs/parts availability/battery replacement costs.
Ev's are pretty much the best marketing scam on earth--- I think they hired hornady to promote them
Now that's karma at it's best! Nature sending a message. The most popular car sold for almost 20 years was the Toyota Corolla. Inexpensive, ecomomical and well made. Now it's the "Snowflake" Tesla. Just goes to show how perception has changed, how naive the buying public is and how marketing affects perception. EV's are have the utmost negative impact on our resources and environment. I still love my Hummer!
