Galardi says something wrong.

Because of sin, China is not wrong, but people who don’t obey ten commandments is wrong.

The sin of people causes the worship of science, the struggle for power and benefit, and the ruin of environment, so people should not worship science, should not promote socialism and evolution, and should not promote public policies.

Communist Manifesto is the reason of public policy and public theology, but policy is the moral issue and the private issue for every person, so human rights and environment safety are private policy, not public policy. In other words, every person should confess sin and repent to God, so we will live in the peace on Earth.

God bless America.

Ev cars are not the future. They are heavily resource dependent. We need to free up the tech that exists that isn’t dependent upon “fill ups”. It does exist. It’s been out there a long time but there is no money to be made.

If you want to make an argument about the human rights and human poverty aspects of electrical cars (cobalt being mined in Congo and refined in China), then you should also have the intellectual rigor to point out the same problem – on a vastly larger scale – with oil. From Saudi Arabia to Russia and from Angola to Chad, oil production is awash in human rights abuses and human poverty issues.

Oil is a globally traded commodity, so it doesn’t matter where one consumes it: each use of oil drives up the price of oil globally and fills the coffers of the Saudi monarchs, African strongmen and Vlad the impaler (Putin).

So that petrol-guzzling car? That too directly helps the dictators and kleptocrats of this world.