I know people who were lucky enough to buy a half-price council house who are blind to the housing problems of the young.
Completely ignoring that the main reason for housing crisis is mass immigration.
I know people who were lucky enough to buy a half-price council house who are blind to the housing problems of the young.
Yep, we are guilty of that as a country. However the strategy should be better balanced in terms of timescale to ensure the financial impact on the average person/family/business isn't severe.In what way is this unreasonable? When you look at the huge advances other countries are making in this area, it doesn't seem that big an "ask"? You might not want to live in an undemocratic, authoritarian regime like China, but you can't deny, they see something and they go for it. They're not doing too badly as a nation, using that approach! We just want to keep kicking the can down the road.
It is both sudden and a severe shock to us that someone who doesn't pay for the majority cost of an EV should tell us that EVs are great. This would be treated as false advertising and disinformation in any other setting. You could get nicked for that.
Completely ignoring that the main reason for housing crisis is mass immigration.
Soon, you'll have to start crying about some other huge country with higher CO2 emissions than us. Right now, we're still just ahead of China on renewables, but people like you are intent on holding us back...
Nah... that can't be right... I've heard that all the immigrants are put up in 5 star hotels, (at the taxpayers' expense, of course), so they won't be taking up any of the housing stock...
Yep, we are guilty of that as a country. However the strategy should be better balanced in terms of timescale to ensure the financial impact on the average person/family/business isn't severe.
On the subject of personal vehicles, many people need (i.e. it's not just desired) their own vehicle. For them, public transport isn't always an option.
If they're just managing financially and their vehicle gives up, their only choice might be buying another ICE vehicle for <£5k maybe even closer to £1k. The EV route isn't a realistic option for them.
Of course, it's easy to assert this is all part of the grand plan. Get the masses off the road and on to (often) sh1tty public transport, leaving the highways and byways for the middle and upper classes who can afford it.
Can I ask EV owners on here what the range of their EV is?
As for me intent on holding us back. It's not me that wants to force unwieldly, impractical, expensive, backwards battery vehicles on an unwilling population with more sense.
There aren't enough 4* hotels for all of them. I'm guessing the hotels are only a staging post for the latest arrivals until our politicians very generously give them more permanent accommodation.
The council estate up the road from me is rapidly changing colour and I'm seeing more and more women wearing head to toe sheets wandering around. In the midst of a housing crisis, when locals can't get on the ch list, their homes are being given to foreigners. Politicians = traitors.
Careful! If you've no direct, personal experience of EVs,
I expect many of them were actually born here...
I will be the last one in Europe driving ICE.
No. They Certainly weren't born on the council estate, because up until 20 years ago or so, it was almost completely caucasian. Also, they must be incredibly backwards if they were born here - because they don't speak English.
They are recent arrivals. Please don't pretend otherwise or make out I can't tell the difference.