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If all that is true, then the US should subsidize US ev’s to the point where they are price competitive and open the market to competition where US manufacturers can market against the environmental and human right issues with their Chinese competitors. That would put competitive pressure on Chinese manufacturers to clean up their supply chains and consumers worldwide would benefit.
The US is battling the environmental and human rights issues that so agitate them about China by promoting 'clean coal' and rounding up brown people in concentration camps without due process.
It's almost as if environmental and human rights issues weren't their real concern 🤔.
Right there on the top of Mount should. But we've seen the self destructive nature of my country and elected leaders.
Who's going to build them though? GM and Ford have almost completely eliminated producing vehicles that aren't SUVs and trucks because nobody was buying them and Tesla is floundering with a Nazi leading the company. Most people are buying German, Japanese, or South Korean cars and they aren't able to compete against China either for all the aforementioned reasons.
The fact that nobody else in the entire world can match what they're doing despite hundreds and hundreds of collective years building and selling cars should clue you in to what's happening. It's like saying a city should subsidize their local general store to compete against Walmart and wondering why nobody is doing just that.