Donold hates this picture and has demanded its removal from a Colorado State Capitol building.
Wouldn't it be shocking if people shared it across the internet so that millions of people could see it.
Please don't re-post this picture.
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just a reminder that one of America's worst vehicles is still a better truck then the swazti-trucks
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just reposting some pictures from my old account :)
(one of )America's worst autos .. still safer then a trash-can-truck
(one of )America's worst autos .. still safer then a trash-can-truck
Hey @ombra - speaking strictly veteran-to-veteran here - if you working with this current administrations DOD you are operating in violation of your military oaths, i know that you probably already know this and don't care but just wanted to remind you just in case your corp wants to grow a conscience and stop working with traitors to our country
🎼 It's going down down down 🎵🎶
#politics #economics #socialmedia #usa #boycottusa
This is the class solidarity I am here for.
@realtegan @knittingknots2 that would track but tesla owns all it's dealership directly so they would most likely be torching cars more to create a false 'terrorist' scenario then for insurance money ... used car dealers on the other hand .. ya never know :)
@inthehands no expert here but your posted proposes an interesting vector for reduce muskrats wealth and influence. According to carboncredits.com sales of carbon offset credits are about 30% of tesla's revenue and are largely sold to other 'legacy' automakers that would otherwise face huge fines (in europe anyway) for not meeting emmissions standards. The article I read (link below) says that "Companies like Stellantis, Toyota, Ford, Mazda, and Subaru buy Tesla’s credits to offset their emissions and avoid hefty fines". So getting those manufactures to stop buying credits from t-sla seems like it might a good way to dwindle that revenue stream.
link to article: https://carboncredits.com/teslas-carbon-credit-revenue-soars-to-2-76-billion-amid-profit-drop/
also the carboncredits website looks like it has at least some partial answers to the questions you are asking
link to article: https://carboncredits.com/teslas-carbon-credit-revenue-soars-to-2-76-billion-amid-profit-drop/
also the carboncredits website looks like it has at least some partial answers to the questions you are asking
@atax1a nah, it's cuz the cold water pipes lead to the ground .. that's pretty old school though
@k just was reading through your blog and after seeing your opinions about dates on information published on the internet thought to follow :)
