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Check the article on which you're commenting to find, in fact, more than "one" reason :) Not saying the pros weigh against the cons, for anyone or for everyone
by Aachen 3y ago
Check the article on which you're commenting to find, in fact, more than "one" reason :)
Not saying the pros weigh against the cons, for anyone or for everyone, just that claiming there is not one reason is patently false in light of the submitted article which this thread is about. One could say, in response to your edited-in last sentence, that pretending there's no reason for it is a rhetorical trick!
- mytailorisrich 3y ago> just that claiming there is not one reason is patently false I don't know who that is directed to but that does not correspond to my comment. > that pretending there's no reason for it is a rhetorical trick! Well, good thing that I neither claimed nor 'pretended' that there is no reason, then... Now, "emissions" is a weak reason that is used to justify about anything and everything these days, and as already mentioned in another comment, in this case that argument disappears with EVs... so I would not count that as a persuasive reason.