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It's really not. You don't have to like everything someone does to support them or accept their support. Purity tests are toxic, and it is a large problem on th
by choko 2y ago
It's really not. You don't have to like everything someone does to support them or accept their support. Purity tests are toxic, and it is a large problem on the left side of the aisle.
- wilg 2y agoit's amazing/funny (not surprising) because it demonstrates that they are more interested in culture wars than science or technology, which i think is embarrassing for them
- mike_hearn 2y agoIsn't it the opposite? If they had flipped their views of electric cars based on the politics of who made them that would demonstrate they were more interested in culture wars than science or technology, but they didn't: their views on the merits of EVs remained the same. The article on the other hand is about that exact inversion happening in (parts of) Hollywood, showing that they care more about Elon's tweets than the environment. This indicates they care more about culture wars than science and technology.
- wilg 2y agono, it's not the opposite. they should have flipped their views to be in line with reality. they are celebrating the culture war while ignoring science. the people in the article likely care more about elon's tweets and the environment than they do about buying tesla cars. i suspect they will prefer other electric vehicles.