Project harder buddy.

and L stands for Loss and you know it.

you really are completely pathologically unable to take the L. dude get therapy

upvoting yourself with an alt. classic

You should go get your sarcasm detector checked.

I'm very jealous of someone who can't use the correct form of "you're".

nah, there are still idiots who are huge musk asskissers because they wish they were him.

unfortunately /r/electricvehicles is fucking full of them

he's a telsa/musk fanboy actively posts in multiple tesla subreddits

Remove your lips from Elon's ass. he's not going notice you

you must love the taste of boot leather

tesla is full of shit and can eat a bag of dicks

and they'll be fined 5 minutes of profits

then the republicans in florida try to ban net metering

> So what you're saying is those being critical of me are doing so because they assume they know how I've voted and what policies I've supported in my lifetime, based on a sentence I wrote?!?

Yes, because comments like that are extremely strongly correlated with certain voting patterns

the fact that you're trying to act like you're being persecuted instead of addressing it tells me they weren't wrong.

Not if you've consistently voted for the policies (politicians) that have created the problems with the texas power grid. problems that have been known for decades and can be easily fixed, but gasp corporations might make a few less dollars. Regulations that every powerplant and grid operator in every other state in the US have to follow.

While I am happy you're getting solar, that is a positive step, if you have a battery backup as part of your solar array you are escaping the consequences of your actions if you have consistently supported the politicians that created the problems with the texas grid.

that's what they're criticizing you for.

Except that isn't how that contract worked. it was an all or nothing. the ones that didn't want to would have been forced to as well.

Tell me how you or I are in any position to determine which of the 12 unions was in the right and which were in the wrong. Some wanted to strike, some didn't.

The real world isn't black and white.

That is exactly what happened, and that is how it works.

Corporations are generally shit, but unions aren't perfect little angels that are always right.

12 unions were subject to that contract, some of them didn't want to strike.

I think it was actually for stupid boring procedural rules reasons they were separated, not the reason you posit. but i could be mistaken

Some of the other unions in the group didn't want to strike and appealed to Biden.

Also the Democrats voted in favor of forcefully adding sick leave to the contract, republicans filibustered that measure.