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Tesla shouldn't get a say. They don't produce cars that use fuel so this is purely and obviously self serving.
by lscotte 5y ago
Tesla shouldn't get a say. They don't produce cars that use fuel so this is purely and obviously self serving.
- ajross 5y ago> Tesla shouldn't get a say. You make a fair point. But then again Congress shall make no law abridging the right of the people to petition the Government for a redress of grievances. Obviously they get a say. Everyone gets a say. Even (hell, especially) for things that are "self serving". The government serves us all. We regulate for the benefit of society, not the industry being regulated!
- Taywee 5y agoOf course it's self serving. Why would any company lobby for anything that doesn't benefit itself?
- jjtheblunt 5y agoIsn't Tesla's "angle" that they sell clean-air ev credits to ICE vendors, which are being devalued by the delay?
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- lkbm 5y agoOnly companies being fined should get a say in what the fine is? That is the opposite of how you address self-serving behavior.