North Carolina Looks to Remove Public EV Chargers, Probably to the Trash
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#3High tech in North Carolina peaked with the Wright Brothers at Kitty Hawk and it's been downhill ever since
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#4You know pretty soon we’re going to be a looking at a failed state with the way we’re sliding into a plutocracy
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#5"We're going to cutoff our half-hearted attempt at green transportation mostly used by rich people to spite our grandchildren's survival. Yeah!"
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#6You know pretty soon we’re going to be a looking at a failed state with the way we’re sliding into a plutocracy
Long time coming by slow degrees and shocked in waves by foreign events.
https://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2010/10/america...
Re: North Carolina Looks to Remove Public EV Chargers, Probably to the Trash
#7High tech in North Carolina peaked with the Wright Brothers at Kitty Hawk and it's been downhill ever since
Perhaps if they had Penrose highways and used regenerative braking, they could create limitless energy until their packs were too charged. :)
It's a shame because RTP exists. Perhaps N Carolinians could develop a people's car ;) EV that is safe and low TCO rather than "Apple brands" keeping EVs out of reach of the masses.
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#8This is like Poe's law for, well laws.
It reads like a parody, intentionally written to make people who would support it look bad.
I have to hope that even in America, where banning municipal fibre and WiFi is a thing, that this is a step too far.
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#9Please do not use North Carolina as a metonym for state house representative Ben Moss, the sole sponsor of the bill in question. This is not something that is on anyones radar as an issue aside from him.
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#10I'll freak out when they actually do this
Quality of life in North Carolina is obnoxiously high especially in the Triangle and Charlotte
Also with the tax differential between NC and NY I can install my own charger in weeks