(08-18-2023, 09:42 AM)mikesez Wrote:

(08-18-2023, 09:05 AM)flsprtsgod Wrote: Somewhere else, pretty simple answer. Plus meds control asthma, so likely no need to move, but you choose to ignore that in your ham fisted attempt to make a point.

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Completely accurate way to describe the regulatory state. Bureaucrats and busy bodies writing more and more rules so you can pay more and do less, all the while tightening those chains around your ankles.

Where would you move to that would have less pollution in this scenario?  The entire country would have cars with no converters.  What if you can't afford this medicine? What if you can't afford to move?

Those really sound like "you" problems to me. Your entire scenario is based on no one doing those things even though the current EV nonsense clearly shows you that companies and people will still act to solve those problems. You think that if we roll back regulatory overreach the whole world will become a barren polluted hellscape but really you've just watched way too many environmentalist propaganda flicks.

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