Yes, he just gave the rich a tax-cut and raised taxes on the poor. Besides he took a whole bunch of jobs out of the economy, only to replace them with jobs we haven't figured out yet like renewable resources.
Ain't that a shame!
Lucito, you are one strange dude!
More and more cities are trashing recyclable material rather than processing it to be used again. The demand has lowered a lot because the results are not the expected after all.
You can buy your electric car, of course, and just wait for it to have an issue, like any machine after being used. So far, before buying an electric car ask how much will cost a repair of the electric system right after the warranty expires. How much will be the depreciation of the car with the years and how available will be to find mechanics to do the repairs or the change of the entire system after failure.
I guess insurance companies will act by their own in a near future when these electric cars start to fail and have accidents. So far, the whole situation still is in the limbo. And the reason is because the technology in electric cars might be outstanding, but the service and repairs side is against the buyer of these cars.
Amazingly, this is also happening with gasoline cars, when in some models you just can't replace the battery without doing a programming, and this programming can be made solely in dealer service places. In other words, the more technology added to cars is going against the consumer by making him 100% dependant of the manufacturer after the car comes out of the dealer. I have heard Joe will do something about it, but so far no signals of discussion to make a law is at the horizon.
I think you have not taken in consideration the consequences of such renewable sources for the goods of the future, but so far the big companies are gaining power in controlling what the consumer is doing with their sold products. I remember trying to buy a Dodge truck and the dealer added $7,000 because the truck was to be sold solely with the aftermarket installation of GPS tracing installed in it. I was told such installation will lower my insurance premium but I told the seller hell with the premium cost, I want my privacy over all the technology they want to insert in that truck.
Someone else bought the truck under those dealer terms, but I didn't. I went to another brand dealer.
Funny thing, on eBay it is sold a tiny antenna with the cost of $7 and is installed in your 12v plug. It is funny, You use your phone GPS and it shows you your location is somewhere other than your current location. No GPS can trace you, lol. A Chinese $7 antenna can beat the thousands dollars technology input in your car, ha ha ha ha... Luckily I didn't need president Trump neither Joe "to protect myself against GPS tracing" ha ha ha ha...
Point is, that you must review again the pros and cons of the new so called improvements and changes made for new products sold in the market, because there are lots of hidden tramps which are against the consumer and on the other hand are favouring in an unbalanced way the producers by given them power outside their legal jurisdictions.
I'm not against the idea of inventing new technologies challenging the traditional ones, but laws must be made to protect the consumer. And here is when your post fails, when you have not considered this point at all.
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