Banned: SUVs
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Marco, Shawn, bbenzinger, dandyhighwayman, luchid, noamsml, deus62, vegasnitro, martin, nck, blitzboy07, kylekorleski, BPinard, KSpence, xoxolulu, Melody, Socratest, Stimpy, lever, SanFixAgainst Ban:
Shpigford, cmt, flightlessbird, wimbe, byamabe, edthehead101, LaDaComments
Recent comments on this ban
- edthehead101 said on Feb 4, 2007 8:16pm and was against the ban.
- noamsml, flightlessbird, anyone else that thinks that sunlight will save us or something stupid like that - go read my comment on global warming...
- KSpence said on Nov 2, 2006 6:13am and was for the ban.
- Go back to your minivans.
- noamsml said on Apr 22, 2006 4:38pm and was for the ban.
- "The only reason they suck is because of all the gas they use. If they ran on something infinitely replenish-able (like sunlight or something), nobody would have a problem I think." As long as it's replenishable and you are not releasing excessive amounts of CO2 into the atmosphere, I really don't care how big your car is. SUVs, however, work on gas, are completely inefficient, and therefore release ungodly amounts of CO2 into the atmosphere.
- wimbe said on Apr 22, 2006 2:09pm and was against the ban.
- fuel consumption is only marginally more, and then all the fun...
- flightlessbird said on Apr 22, 2006 2:59pm and was against the ban.
- The only reason they suck is because of all the gas they use. If they ran on something infinitely replenish-able (like sunlight or something), nobody would have a problem I think.
- Shawn said on Apr 22, 2006 12:36pm and was for the ban.
- Not only that ... but how in the hell can you afford to put gas into these things? Do you really want to drop 70 dollars into a bottomless gas tank every week?
- Marco said on Apr 22, 2006 9:55am and was for the ban.
- I agree. They suck. I can't understand how people start buying bigger and bigger cars while we're moving towards more and more oil shortage. What the hell is wrong with these people?
- Shawn said on Apr 22, 2006 7:49am and was for the ban.
- ... they are part of the problem. Period.