time is money. it could be free if its government run like parks.
china ships stuff on their high speed trains. been doing it for a few years now. puts them at a competitive advantage
Only 5% of next car purchasers expect to buy all electric cars-Road and Track.
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china ships stuff on their high speed trains. been doing it for a few years now. puts them at a competitive advantage
Yep, socialism. Government gives you everything for free.
YO CHECK IT OUT ONE TIMEEE
WE WANT FREE HEALTHCARE
WE WANT FREE DAYCARE
WE WANT FREE TRANSIT
WE WANT FREE COLLEGE
THIS LOWERS PRICES FOR THE PRIVATE SECTOR
SO WE CAN OUT COMPETE OUR RIVALS
WHO DONT DO THE SAME
WHO GOT GAME
RICKYB GOT GAME
WHITE!!!
YOU WANNA CALL IT SOCIALISM
CALL IT SOCIALISM
BUT I CALL IT STATE CAPITALISM YO
IN THE END ITS THE SAME
GOVT GIVE ME FREE STUFF
TO MAKE US MORE COMPETITIVE
THAN THE COUNTRIES THAT
PRACTICE JUNK ECONOMICS
WICKED ONE TIMEEEE
If they somehow made that a law it would most likely cause businesses to make everyone part-time. And accelerate the replacing of employees with machines/robots/A.I.
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That’s most likely the plan
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Babagounj
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Biden has decided that People will drive EVs.
However Evs sales are falling because People don't like them.
www.dailymail.co.uk
But oil industry representatives called on Congress to block the standards and Republicans condemned the changes as removing choice from consumers.
However Evs sales are falling because People don't like them.
Biden administration announces climate rules to phase out gas cars
The rules come as sales of electric vehicles, which are needed to meet the standards, have begun to slow.
But oil industry representatives called on Congress to block the standards and Republicans condemned the changes as removing choice from consumers.
More Leaf owners with battery problems say Nissan has abandoned them | CBC News
March 20, 2024
"A story CBC published last week about a Juno-winning musician's "bricked" Nissan Leaf all-electric vehicle has generated a huge response.
People from across Canada and beyond shared similar stories about the breakdown of the popular EV model, and Nissan's inability or unwillingness to repair it.
That has prompted some to consider legal action.
Last week, Brian Sanderson described how his 2016 Leaf died five times last year. The dealer eventually towed the car back to his driveway in western Quebec, where it remains.
Sanderson spent nearly $10,000 on repairs last year, but the battery was never replaced because Nissan cannot provide a new one."
"Last December and again this month, a spokesperson for Nissan told CBC the company is "working diligently on a compatible replacement battery for the 30kW-h Lithium Ion Battery," which is no longer in production."
March 20, 2024
"A story CBC published last week about a Juno-winning musician's "bricked" Nissan Leaf all-electric vehicle has generated a huge response.
People from across Canada and beyond shared similar stories about the breakdown of the popular EV model, and Nissan's inability or unwillingness to repair it.
That has prompted some to consider legal action.
Last week, Brian Sanderson described how his 2016 Leaf died five times last year. The dealer eventually towed the car back to his driveway in western Quebec, where it remains.
Sanderson spent nearly $10,000 on repairs last year, but the battery was never replaced because Nissan cannot provide a new one."
"Last December and again this month, a spokesperson for Nissan told CBC the company is "working diligently on a compatible replacement battery for the 30kW-h Lithium Ion Battery," which is no longer in production."
nissan leaf is one of the most reliable cars as i recall.
can they even afford a car period?
best to adopt the european model. and what about the people who are ineligible to drive?
32 hours a week is part time is it not?
america has a debt problem too.
its been too long since the work week has last been reduced. we live in the future. we should have shorter work weeks now and improved standards of living. but real wages have not risen since 1973 peak.
Officially in the U.S. fulltime is 30 or more hours. How do you see America's debt problem being solved by working less hours?
the govt should write down the debts like they did for wall st after 2008.
student debts, housing debts, medical debts
the history of hte past 5000 years is debts expanding faster than an economy's ability to repay.
ive done a 30 hour week since 2021. do you guys know what youre missing out on?
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