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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
Rhe more approprate approach to electrification is "when you need to replace what you have, switch to electric". Throwing away a perfectly good, nergy-efficient gas or oil powered stove/heater/car, to buy electric is wasteful, and does more harm the good. As long as it is relatively efficient, use it responsibely until you need a new one, THEN switch to electric.
gpt
If someone has a shitty 15-year old Chevy truck that finally breaks down and can't be fixed, I highly doubt they'll be able to afford a Tesla afterwards.

Electric stuff is expensive as fuck, SPECIFICALLY because of the increased demand, leaving people who cant afford it to buy a new appliance that has the same, if not an even worse carbon footprint

Edit: This doesn't even account for the extra strain put on the electric grid, which needs to produce more electricity, which means more coal has to be burned because we can't go over to nuclear yet because idiots think it automatically means Chernobyl 2.0