That response makes a little more sense than the last one, which made it seem I made a false reference that you were correcting. I'll counter this statement with what is in my OP that the elites are the ones using too much electricity with their giant houses or say....Nacy Pelosi's multi-million dollar home with a $24K freezer.
Of course Al Gore remains the Green gift that keeps on giving, https://www.jacksonville.com/article/20130602/NEWS/801251944
The cost of something has zero to do with how much energy it uses. I'd wager that Speaker Pelosi's freezer uses less energy than most of the garage freezers located around America. It's not just energy that the wealthiest use most of...
Yes, and you can also walk into a Mazda dealership and purchase a "sports car" on the spot - so what?
Lol!!! You can legally purchase a PS5 in all of those states. If you think you need more gaming power than that then you are one pathetic ****ing loser.
Console players aren't real gamers.
Not on the left-right scale in the U.S. it isn't. Maybe fore Europe it works works.
A console only gamer isn't not a gamer, they're just a gamer that doesn't game on PC. The first video game wasn't on PC, PC doesn't own video games, and even though it is my platform of choice, it doesn't take a rocket scientist to know that PS5 and XBS destroy the average gaming PC in the performance category, not to mention the price to performance ratio. I own many consoles and they are just as fun to game on as PC.
I'm not. The right/left paradigm is conservative/liberal. There conservative/liberal paradigm in the U.S. is not the same as it is in Europe. Conservative in the U.S. (the status quo from the founding) is very limited government where liberalism is more government power that regulates industries much more.
The regulation doesn't cover average computers. It covers the high end, high performance, computers.
You have it backwards. It's not about discouraging anyone from using certain types of equipment. It's about incentivizing manufacturers to make equipment that is more energy efficient.
Read some history. Regulation doesn't just spring up for no reason, from some ideological imperative. Regulations have been passed in response to public pressure to address problems: environmental, health and safety, financial manipulation, you name it. Unfettered capitalism produces externalities that impose social costs, and society - people - tend not to like that.
The government didn't regulate the coal industry into bankruptcy. It was fracking that put coal into a coffin, because gas plants, especially combined cycle plants, are cheaper, cleaner and more efficient. When utilities have to justify their investments to their constituents, they are pushed to pursue the least cost options. That's NG, not coal.
yes .. because we know that all household items are energy efficient .. besides laptops from Dell.
Real gamers build their own, which would be able to be done in all those states.
Yes really. Fascism comes from the far right wing of the political spectrum.
Maybe you have to go to Glendale or Sherman Oaks today. Big deal.
If you're willing to pay +50%, you can have that build in a week.
It was not far right. All pieces of the fascist ideology were extensions of liberal modernity.