I think it's less of a culture war, and more just that people who don't know about the convenience of solutions like superchargers and free at-work charging get

I think it's less of a culture war, and more just that people who don't know about the convenience of solutions like superchargers and free at-work charging get triggered when someone suggests that everyone get EVs, because they think apartment dwellers are being left out. Setting aside those who can't even buy cars, and those who have very limited income or job options, some apartment dwellers can make it work pretty easily. Sadly some people who could purchase EVs needlessly delay their EV purchases because they think they don't have charging solutions. I know; I was one of those people. It's just a matter of education. Once people learn about the options available (again, at-work charging and superchargers for example), this should become less contentious. But while I think that many people (not everyone) do have some solutions available, I would agree that we need to continue adding more public chargers.