No I'm asking is that a municipal, state, or federal responsibility? Especially if it's local, is the idea for the revenue from the chargers to fund their upkeep or would that need to be subsidized?

So are you arguing that laws should be passed to compel electric utilities to install and maintain chargers?

I think we agree? I'm asking who should finance these upgrades and who should pay to maintain them, in your view.

I'm sorry, didn't follow what you said. Who has the capacity?

Not wrong, exactly. But slow charging for every parking space on a block needs more electrical capacity than just streetlights and meters, so there's a capital investment needed. And at least some kind of plan for maintenance. We should do these things; that we don't shows our priorities, for sure.

I agree this is helpful but personally I often sit down in front of the TV without my phone handy so I don't succumb to multi screen distraction. I wish Google would put some UX work into the TV interface

He identified himself as a Democrat. What makes you think he voted for Trump?

There's a lot of tilting at windmills. I wish we didn't have a culture of drive-by posting angry responses without understanding context. Left-of-center folks are angry, and that's understandable, but listening/reading is not an optional skill if we are to change the future.

Who asked you to feel sorry for assholes? I am deeply sorry that our country is denying you health care you have every right to (which is mostly, but not entirely, the fault of Republicans and Republican voters). I do not think you're overreacting. I am just not sure why this guy deserves your ire.

Is this man who needs insulin included in the group you don't have sympathy for?

Whom did he vote for and how do you know that?

There's no evidence the guy in question is a Trump voter. He is at the very least someone who might be convinced to vote D next election. I think a response like "I'm sorry the Republicans did this to you; join me in voting them out" might get more traction.

Wait, you want to expel a guy because he needs insulin?

I agree in general with you, but I do have a "but sometimes" that I think should be considered: there's a lot of US cities that use cars a lot, but do not have much off-street parking. Municipally-maintained chargers on every parking spot? Might be hard? Maybe some centralized charging is better?

My experience is that "brainrot" refers to a specific genre, not nonsense news like the Aldi story. Could just be how I see young people using the term.