you won't convince people by trying to essentially argue the problem is in the people and not the cars That sentence concisely explains the sense of distaste I

you won't convince people by trying to essentially argue the problem is in the people and not the cars That sentence concisely explains the sense of distaste I had while reading the article. I don't have an electric car yet because the value proposition just isn't there for me. I'm not satisfied with the tradeoffs I'd have to make. To try to put put the onus on the reader to get out of his "get off my lawn" outdated mode of thinking is wrong and condescending.