Lewdog
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- Apr 26, 2016
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Oh this is so true. I don't know how many fucking times I've said over and over in thread after thread that I KNOW we aren't going to totally eliminate the use of coal and oil, but we can reduce the need to use it in some ways. Yet, some Conservatives always build that scare crow argument again and again. This isn't your planet, this isn't my planet, it's OUR planet, and it's the planet of future generations. Some people need to quit being so fucking selfish, and give up some of the unnecessary things in life so that others can have a future.
What do you consider to be "unnecessary". Just wonderin...
The need to drive a car 200 mph... when the speed limit is almost never over 70 mph. As one example.
What, you don't like racing? So in your perfect world there is no racing with the attendant technological improvements that then translate down to street cars. Is that what you're saying?
Nope, the idea of racing is based on how well a driver and a crew can beat other teams...following the same guidelines and sets of rules. Therefore you could still have racing, even if it was using electric cars that are used in a rotation as they get recharged. Racing wouldn't quite be the same as it is today, but that doesn't mean it would totally disappear. Besides, that wasn't what I was talking about anyways. I was making reference to your post about you have a 50 year old GT that can do 200 mph. Why do we need combustion engines that can go 200 mph when there is almost nowhere that you can legally drive that fast?
You do realize that cycling through cars is incredibly wasteful. Right? As far as my car go's I can drive it once a year on the road up to Virginia City, and I used to race in the vintage race car series. But who cares, at what point do you feel that government should be in control of what we do to amuse ourselves?
And at what point do you think a person should take personal responsibility to not be selfish and consider future generations of people?