jsteele wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

jsteele wrote:I have personally seen several Volts, several Leafs, and one Fisker.

I heard the other day that if you have a product and describe it as "environmentally friendly", it actually reduces sales to conservatives. Great mindset guys. Your grandchildren will be proud.

Jeff, you hear lots of things.

When can I show you some bridges?

Yeah, here is a bridge for you:

http://www.pnas.org/content/early/2013/04/26/1218453110

This is a study from the National Academy of Sciences. One finding was this:

"more conservative individuals were less likely to purchase a more expensive energy-efficient light bulb when it was labeled with an environmental message than when it was unlabeled."

I bet if you took a Chevy Vote and advertised it as "fueled by dead baby seals" it would wipe out sales of F-150s among conservatives.

If they are talking about those flourescent bulbs, yeppers. They emit sickly, eerie light. The new LEDs? I'm all over em, though they are quite expensive.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

jsteele wrote:I have personally seen several Volts, several Leafs, and one Fisker.

I heard the other day that if you have a product and describe it as "environmentally friendly", it actually reduces sales to conservatives. Great mindset guys. Your grandchildren will be proud.

Jeff, you hear lots of things.

When can I show you some bridges?

I heard you were accusing George Soros of selling Jews into concentration camps at the age of 14 or something.

No, that wasn't PP. That was me. And I'm not PP

Kind of hard to tell you drones from the hive mind apart, so I'm sure you can understand my mistake.

I'll sign my posts VC so you won't make this mistake in the future. Mwah!

Anonymous wrote:

jsteele wrote:I have personally seen several Volts, several Leafs, and one Fisker.

I heard the other day that if you have a product and describe it as "environmentally friendly", it actually reduces sales to conservatives. Great mindset guys. Your grandchildren will be proud.

Jeff, you hear lots of things.

When can I show you some bridges?

Yeah, here is a bridge for you:

http://www.pnas.org/content/early/2013/04/26/1218453110

This is a study from the National Academy of Sciences. One finding was this:

"more conservative individuals were less likely to purchase a more expensive energy-efficient light bulb when it was labeled with an environmental message than when it was unlabeled."

I bet if you took a Chevy Volt and advertised it as "fueled by dead baby seals" it would wipe out sales of F-150s among conservatives.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

jsteele wrote:I have personally seen several Volts, several Leafs, and one Fisker.

I heard the other day that if you have a product and describe it as "environmentally friendly", it actually reduces sales to conservatives. Great mindset guys. Your grandchildren will be proud.

Jeff, you hear lots of things.

When can I show you some bridges?

I heard you were accusing George Soros of selling Jews into concentration camps at the age of 14 or something.

No, that wasn't PP. That was me. And I'm not PP

Kind of hard to tell you drones from the hive mind apart, so I'm sure you can understand my mistake.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

jsteele wrote:I have personally seen several Volts, several Leafs, and one Fisker.

I heard the other day that if you have a product and describe it as "environmentally friendly", it actually reduces sales to conservatives. Great mindset guys. Your grandchildren will be proud.

Jeff, you hear lots of things.

When can I show you some bridges?

I heard you were accusing George Soros of selling Jews into concentration camps at the age of 14 or something.

No, that wasn't PP. That was me. And I'm not PP

jsteele wrote:I have personally seen several Volts, several Leafs, and one Fisker.

I heard the other day that if you have a product and describe it as "environmentally friendly", it actually reduces sales to conservatives. Great mindset guys. Your grandchildren will be proud.

I bought my daughter a used hybrid Camry. It's a practical car for her. So what you heard isn't exactly true. Green means nothing to us if it's not also practical and affordable to the masses.

Anonymous wrote:

jsteele wrote:I have personally seen several Volts, several Leafs, and one Fisker.

I heard the other day that if you have a product and describe it as "environmentally friendly", it actually reduces sales to conservatives. Great mindset guys. Your grandchildren will be proud.

Jeff, you hear lots of things.

When can I show you some bridges?

I heard you were accusing George Soros of selling Jews into concentration camps at the age of 14 or something.

jsteele wrote:I have personally seen several Volts, several Leafs, and one Fisker.

I heard the other day that if you have a product and describe it as "environmentally friendly", it actually reduces sales to conservatives. Great mindset guys. Your grandchildren will be proud.

Jeff, you hear lots of things.

When can I show you some bridges?

The second link is US markets.

Anonymous wrote:Are any of Obama's supporters still faking a business venture, or are have they scattered to points unknown to count our money?

I'm struggling to grasp your point (as usual).



http://www.electricdrive.org/index.php?ht=d/sp/i/20952/pid/20952

I have personally seen several Volts, several Leafs, and one Fisker.

I heard the other day that if you have a product and describe it as "environmentally friendly", it actually reduces sales to conservatives. Great mindset guys. Your grandchildren will be proud.

Anonymous wrote:Tesla and they are repaying their loan five years early.

My friend just dropped 100K on one. Of course, he's a filthy rich dem. And if the battery (not covered under warranty) bricks, it's 40K to replace. No issue for him. He can afford that if it happens - cash money.

How about one that is in reach of the average American, and does not erase it's 'greenness quotient' in manufacture and disposal?

Oh, and let's not forget that if he's trying to drive more than ~300 miles, he has to find a charging station somewhere and wait a few hours. Sounds very practical. Just what I'd want - to add a few MORE hours to my drive up to Cape Cod...

Great. Forgive me if I do not hold my breath.

Now, how does Tesla offset Fisker and the Chevy Volt that may be impossible to ever calculate with all the programs of tax credits, etc.

Is there time for Obama to develop electric planes?

He has plenty of time to mess up more.

Tesla and they are repaying their loan five years early.

Are any of Obama's supporters still faking a business venture, or are have they scattered to points unknown to count our money?