3 ms·
I'm confused how this fits with the US ideal of free enterprise, and market economics. It's one thing to regulate some product out of the market with behind-the
by bediger4000 2y ago
I'm confused how this fits with the US ideal of free enterprise, and market economics. It's one thing to regulate some product out of the market with behind-the-scenes bargaining, but it's another entirely for a president to kill a market by executive fiat.
What does Elon have to say about this?
- j_walter 2y agoI'm not seeing the quote where he actually says this...only that he will roll back the EV credits, which is actually like you say rolling back regulations to make EVs compete in the free market. I'm actually for EVs if we can get our power situation worked out...but this seems like a stretch article written for click bait.
- n3storm 2y agoThey inveted this game and they now how to do it. The trick is dressing it as another thing, like for example: is not forbidding sale, is increasing taxes of electrical vehicles to fossil vehicles level. They are fighting for all vehicles to be "equal" in fact! ;) (yeah, I now about carbon footprint... they will come out with something about that when confronted, but freedom is saved this time)
- ChainOfFools 2y ago> What does Elon have to say about this? "Dogecoin officially isn't considered money by the US, so Tesla officially won't be selling any cars"