Re:Californians may tax the rich more to subsidise electric ...
by enragedcacti on Tuesday October 18, 2022 @01:44PM
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> and they don't have to try to force their preferences on existing large communities.
Or they can advocate for their ideology until existing large communities share their preferences.
I didn't really talk about climate above but that is a huge influence as well. I think advocates feel that time pressure and don't see any other option but to push for sweeping changes quickly and at a large scale.
Or they can advocate for their ideology until existing large communities share their preferences.
I didn't really talk about climate above but that is a huge influence as well. I think advocates feel that time pressure and don't see any other option but to push for sweeping changes quickly and at a large scale.