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Nick Triesch 08-09-2021 09:03 PM

After the huge UN climate report today, every news outlet in the world is telling us because of climate change there is soon to be gloom and doom. They said it’s almost too late, but we still have time to turn it around. So I think that this will cause immediate new laws to curb driving we will have devices in cars to show our mileage if we go over those miles we will be fined and I think natural gas in homes and propane will be stopped immediately.Standby folks, all hell is about to break loose. The president will speak on this soon, and he will have no choice for humanity sick to take Extreme action . I hope I’m not right.

chapo 08-09-2021 09:11 PM

Easy answer, stop screwing. How many people do we need? what was the population of the world in the 60's compared to now?

Racerbvd 08-09-2021 09:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Nick Triesch (Post 11419029)
After the huge UN climate report today, every news outlet in the world is telling us because of climate change there is soon to be gloom and doom. They said it’s almost too late, but we still have time to turn it around. So I think that this will cause immediate new laws to curb driving we will have devices in cars to show our mileage if we go over those miles we will be fined and I think natural gas in homes and propane will be stopped immediately.Standby folks, all hell is about to break loose. The president will speak on this soon, and he will have no choice for humanity sick to take Extreme action . I hope I’m not right.

Sadly we financed? That crap. The only thing the so called "Climate Change " policies will accomplish is destroying the American economy. Remember when the traitor obama crammed the cash for Clunkers BS, hurt a lot of small businesses. I expect biden to supercharge that BS.
The dems need people out of work and will pay to keep them out of work so to kill small businesses and weaken the economy. With the economy weak and people on the government dole, they have more control over them. We saw that under the traitor obama and you will see it again.

chapo 08-09-2021 09:16 PM

I love the commercials in CA for grid friendly thermostats and other devices. This means they can shut down your power when they want. Of course, this has nothing to do with the decommissioning of gas fired power plants. This is just the beginning, I'm afraid. Those windmills are noisy, cause sight pollution, and kill a large number of birds ,especially birds of prey but they are "eco friendly"

chapo 08-09-2021 09:19 PM

How much energy to produce new EV cars and batteries produced by oil fed factories? Mining?

Gogar 08-09-2021 09:29 PM

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Originally Posted by chapo (Post 11419034)
Easy answer, stop screwing. How many people do we need? what was the population of the world in the 60's compared to now?


if only someone could manufacture some kind of illness to get rid of millions of them. Even better, some kind of injection that would render them impotent! Perhaps we could manufacture the illness, and then pretend the impotency drug is a 'vaccine.' Hundreds of millions of people would line up for it. 30-40 years later, problem solved.

chapo 08-09-2021 09:37 PM

Pfft

1990C4S 08-10-2021 06:47 AM

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Originally Posted by chapo (Post 11419042)
How much energy to produce new EV cars and batteries produced by oil fed factories? Mining?

Because ICE trucks and cars don't use electricity when they are produced? Or any products that are mined?

ckelly78z 08-10-2021 07:21 AM

I don't hate EV cars/trucks, I just can't justify the expenses, or the current inconvenience of them. I most likely will never own one, because I like the sound of my V8 Mustang, or my diesel Excursion too much.

1990C4S 08-10-2021 07:29 AM

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Originally Posted by pwd72s (Post 11417880)
Some in Govt. are pushing EV's in order to track the movement of private citizens.

It's in the so-called "infrastructure bill"...the promotion and requiring of EV's...

This bill has damned little to do with fixing bridges and roads. It has a lot to do with centralized government gaining more control and power over the people.

Forcing us into EV's is part of the overall power grab plan.

I'm confused. What power are they grabbing from you? Are they going to track you in your car? On your phone? :confused:

island911 08-10-2021 07:55 AM

Electric cars leads to a $/mile tax scheme. Tracking miles and where and WHEN you go is the plan of the psychopaths in govt.

island911 08-10-2021 07:58 AM

Currently we have toll "express" lanes that have "congestion pricing." - lanes have cameras...

The goal is to tax everyone on where they go and when without the expense of cameras. - make the individual BUY their own tracking collar. ..I mean car.

Sooner or later 08-10-2021 08:05 AM

My guess is that they will do it by mileage. When you renew your plate you will pay the tax at that time. Trying to track every car real time would be a nightmare.

Current tax at say, 50 cents per gallon. At 25 mpg. 2 cents a mile. 10,000 miles in a year. $200. $200 might be steep for some folks.

island911 08-10-2021 08:13 AM

Oh yes... this encroachment will end with an end of year mileage report. Trust us. :rolleyes:

brshap 08-10-2021 08:15 AM

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Originally Posted by MrBonus (Post 11417960)
I don’t understand this argument. If we can’t solve all problems at once, we should solve none?

According to many, yes.

Tervuren 08-10-2021 08:23 AM

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Originally Posted by Sooner or later (Post 11419410)
My guess is that they will do it by mileage. When you renew your plate you will pay the tax at that time. Trying to track every car real time would be a nightmare.

ADS-B from planes for cars isn't too much of a reach.
Positional taxation based on the time and location would be fair.
It would also help spread out load with people that can moving to different times of day to the lower cost times.

It comes down to if one wants tax system that is fair based on usage, or one that protects privacy.

If one values the latter, just take the amount of taxes that need to be collected.
Divide it out by the weight of the vehichle's that are registered.
Your cost per pound is then arrived at.
new registrations enter at this same cost per pound, and the cost per pound gets adjust from time to time as needed.
The heavier vehichles have a much higher rate of wear on roads, this would make it a somewhat fair system.

It'd also encourage lighter smaller cars instead of mega behemoths.
And, I'd like that. :)

Sooner or later 08-10-2021 08:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Tervuren (Post 11419447)
ADS-B from planes for cars isn't too much of a reach.
Positional taxation based on the time and location would be fair.
It would also help spread out load with people that can moving to different times of day to the lower cost times.

It comes down to if one wants tax system that is fair based on usage, or one that protects privacy.

If one values the latter, just take the amount of taxes that need to be collected.
Divide it out by the weight of the vehichle's that are registered.
Your cost per pound is then arrived at.
new registrations enter at this same cost per pound, and the cost per pound gets adjust from time to time as needed.
The heavier vehichles have a much higher rate of wear on roads, this would make it a somewhat fair system.

It'd also encourage lighter smaller cars instead of mega behemoths.
And, I'd like that. :)

People will hate and buck up against the "tracking" system. Any method will have positive and negative aspects.

oldE 08-10-2021 08:42 AM

So I guess Onstar and similar systems, plus the memory function in your car has got to go too.
(Yes, I know some folks proudly drive pre_tech vehicles. )

Sometimes I get the impression if the government passed a law requiring mandatory respiration, some folks would threaten to stop breathing in protest. :D

Best
Les

Tervuren 08-10-2021 08:48 AM

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Originally Posted by oldE (Post 11419490)
So I guess Onstar and similar systems, plus the memory function in your car has got to go too.
(Yes, I know some folks proudly drive pre_tech vehicles. )

Sometimes I get the impression if the government passed a law requiring mandatory respiration, some folks would threaten to stop breathing in protest. :D

Best
Les

At least those are optional.
Even with aircraft, the ADS-B is only required in specific airspaces.

It is a future issue that a world in which EV's make up a higher proportion must face.
I'd rather talk about it now, find the downsides and upsides.


Personally I favor registration fees based on weight rather than mileage.
There isn't a privacy invasion related to vehichle use; but it is still proportions cost based on how much wear a vehichle can do to existing system.
It might help society change from passive safety of a heavy vehichle, of active safety of better driving with a light vehichle.

island911 08-10-2021 08:54 AM

If you sit in traffic you already pay more. More fuel is burned, and even more valuable is time. IOW people are already highly incentivized to NOT sit in traffic. Adding more tax will not change things much and the tax planners know this - they see easy money.

Gas tax also hits the heavier vehicles harder. I'm sure that truckers would like to pay the same per mile tax as a Geo metro.


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