Let me quote you, "like the powerful Chicago Motor Club pushed for paved roads as well as legislation giving motorists road priority over horses and pedestrians". "Powerful Chicago Motor Club pushed ...". I bet the people who were blacksmiths, who bred horses, who were paid to clean up cities after horses, saw this as elites using their power to lobby.
.A little presumptuous to demand other people advance arguments when you've only made claims yourself.
For openers, the United States Secretary of Energy.
calstart.org
If you truly believe this crap you posted, you should take immediate action to get Trump and his clones out of the Republican party and replace them with reasonable people that can behave in a bipartisan manner.
Exactly. Here’s a good article on how republican state legislators block democratic city leaders from enacting laws like firearm regulations or local minimum wage or sick leave ordinances.
Exactly. Here’s a good article on how republican state legislators block democratic city leaders from enacting laws like firearm regulations or local minimum wage or sick leave ordinances.
Red State, Blue City
The United States is coming to resemble two countries, one rural and one urban. What happens when they go to war?www.theatlantic.com
progressives are the worst thing that can happen to a city. just a total cancer on cities. not really dems. progressives.
You’re f#cking idiot if you think fiscal conservatives need to be bipartisan with a bunch of socialist democrats who can’t do basic math. Also, Trump sucks giant donkey balls because he spends like a Democrat. He’s never been fiscally conservative his entire life. Biden blows a#% chunks as well.
Biden is no better than trump. He. Needs to go too
Even Democratic mayors in NYC, Chicago, and other places are bitching about the border. That mess is 100% on Biden.
I can’t read the link. But most Democratic gun control measures do not focus on the urban gun crime problem. They mostly focus on white bubbas and buying AR’s. We need stop and frisk and mandatory jail for use of a gun in any crime. Instead we get no cash bail and prosecutorial leniency. I’m not sure what minimum wages or sick leave has to do with these problems.Exactly. Here’s a good article on how republican state legislators block democratic city leaders from enacting laws like firearm regulations or local minimum wage or sick leave ordinances.
Red State, Blue City
The United States is coming to resemble two countries, one rural and one urban. What happens when they go to war?
The reason we post about you is because you suck and your posts aren't worth responding to. Everything is just "Democrats are ruining the country" and it's almost always based on some fear porn, like your dumb ass post about Granholm above. I have no doubt you genuinely believe every Democrat is the caricature you picture in your head, but that is the reason we can't have a serious discussion with you. It's not us, it's you.
Wait, what? This is, among other things, a political forum. Why are you surprised I say democrats are the primary cause of many of the significant problems we have? If my posts are so bad, don’t respond, but you do respond, in a decidedly silly and juvenile manner. What’s wrong with the Granholmm link? She frequently says that EV’s are zero emissions. That’s one example which bloom asked me to provide.
Minimum wage has to do with the homeless problem. There are people that actually work, at minimum wage jobs, and are part of the homeless population.
If you had to guess, which of these two classes are more probable to exact justice on an immoral government? Which of the two groups would you suspect to be the danger to the immoral government? With that answer, would you agree that the attempted laws to repress a specific group, aligns with those (politicians) that would benefit the most, if the constitutional loving fat AR owning redneck, was in jail?
Well unsafe at any speed was a hit job, of sorts. Nader made the corvair the poster child to require Govt. regulation for vehicle safety. (The Chevette May have been worse).
I'm thinking of starting and copyrighting a new national series like NASCAR for the EV's.There have been quite a few somber articles about this.
How E-Bike Battery Fires Became a Deadly Crisis in New York City
City leaders are racing to regulate battery-powered mobility devices, which have been the source of over 100 fires so far this year.www.nytimes.com
Yes, and Commercial EV maker Proterra recently filed for bankruptcy. They got lots of subsidies that are now sunk costs. Ford got loans from the Treasury to cover its billions lost on EV vehicles.
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Did you read the article?For openers, the United States Secretary of Energy.
U.S. Secretary Granholm announces bold action on clean energy | October 7, 2022 - CALSTART
September 21-23, 2022, CALSTART and its global Drive to Zero program joined the Global Clean Energy Action Forum (GCEAF) and the Clean Energy Ministerial (CEM) in Pittsburgh, PA, in convening global and national leaders around ambitious goals to address the climate crisis, focusing on the rapid...
Yeah lots of holes there. Working part time etc. I’m not sure that it’s correct. Although I could certainly be wrong. I’ve worked a lot with shelters and the people that come and go aren’t working. They have drug issues. Mental health issues etc. most working people have someone that will take them in. My experience. Not sure it’s correct everywhere tho.Employed and Experiencing Homelessness: What the Numbers Show
The truth is that many do – in fact, a 2021 study from the University of Chicago estimates that 53% of people living in homeless shelters and 40% of unsheltered people were employed, either full or part-time, in the year […]
Red state legislators LOOOOOVE to point out violent crime rates in their state's largest cities and blame it on Democratic mayors or DA's.Exactly. Here’s a good article on how republican state legislators block democratic city leaders from enacting laws like firearm regulations or local minimum wage or sick leave ordinances.
Red State, Blue City
The United States is coming to resemble two countries, one rural and one urban. What happens when they go to war?
There is a lot out there debunking much of that, and they talk about flow regulators in the batteries. (I'd have to look that term up again, but I get the term from the various podcasts I listen to that occasionally cover EV tech.)
Here’s an example. Minimum wage here is $11 and change an hour. $23k a year. You can get a one bedroom apartment in the city for $500 a month. $6k a year. Not to mention HUD etc. plenty of money. Add two people money to spareEmployed and Experiencing Homelessness: What the Numbers Show
The truth is that many do – in fact, a 2021 study from the University of Chicago estimates that 53% of people living in homeless shelters and 40% of unsheltered people were employed, either full or part-time, in the year […]
You need to look into the history of roads. Most early ones were built by private funding. Used to be toll roads to pay for roads from one town to another.
It has to start somewhere. There is zero reason for anyone to own a high capacity, semi-automatic rifle. None.
Wow, that’s really cheap rent. Is that how St Louis is now?
I don’t know - are you refuting the data? Perhaps plenty of money to afford it, but who’s to say those $500/mo apartments are available? There’s only so many.
I don’t believe working homeless constitute a large or even significant portion of homeless populations. Perhaps in a handful of exceptionally expensive cities, but they are outliers. Jobs are plentiful and with subsidies even min wage is plenty for a room or even 1 br in most cities
If there is something that can be tagged to "today's" 20 or 30-somethings it's the resistance to having a roommate. My mother never lived alone until I left for college -- parents' house, college, roommate after college, married finally single parent until I left for IU.
Fractured Fairy Tale.
