<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by Poseur:
I don't see environmental soundness in any vehicle. I also believe that the more batteries you have in your car the less environmentally sound it is.
Why don't we all get bicycles, oh wait, they usually have welded frames and welding releases toxic fumes. So does making tires. Plastics and resins? You betcha.
If you are really so hell bent on environmental soundness why don't you start a crusade against the vinyl industry. Or just think about all the unregulated ozone depleting chemicals that are being released right now all over the world producing products sold here because our EPA has caused many companies to move the production of products using said chemicals to somewhere that won't be regulated as closely or at all.
We must now take a look at any full size pickup, van, or SUV as their economy is right there with an H2.
If you want to hate the H2, hate it but don't try to disguise it as some self righteous environmentally sound you should be ashamed of youself crap.
You obviously don't have the depth of comprehension to look deeper to the root of the problem and are just a bandwagon jumper. And you're way late to that party as well.
Here's one for you. Show some self discipline and drive less. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>
The Hummer owners' arrogance comes across in the reason the jackasses dare to buy the car. And the reason they still keep it. The purpose of a car is to get from point A to point B in as less time as possible, unless you are greedy bastard in which case the purpose of a car is to get from point A to point B in as much glitz as possible. Hummer owners get a sick, sexual thrill out of people looking at their cars. Reminds me of an exhibitionist whore with too much make up on and too many STD's quite frankly.
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