Nope. You’re wrong.

Ha ha!

Oh, and also? You’re wrong!

It immediately brings to mind the condition of the towns where I have resided where thin, winding gulleys are overtaken and backed up with traffic on festival occasions with cars from travellers/pilgrims/temple goers from Delhi. The whole town is turned upside down and even pedestrians cannont manuever their ways safely through the brick gulleys when these cars are beeping their horns madly and emitting toxic fumes. It makes festival times unbearable, really. What to speak of all the poor roaming cows who have scars on their bodies from these cars hitting into them due to lack of space.

You end up trapped in a traffic jam of cars, motor-bikes, mopeds, bicycle rickshaws, motor rickshaws, tempos, pedestrians and cows and other assorted animals.

So now even more cars are going to be added to this mess now that they are being made available at such a low cost?

It used to be that the cars came into the town from outside areas. But this guarantees that the residents within the town will be trading in their mopeds for a cheap car. Bad, bad, bad for the environment and bad for the pedestrians and animals and bad for the roads that were made for pedestrians – not for wide vehicles like cars.

Mess. Mess. Mess.

First let their be an infrastructure in place for all this.

Lol. Perhaps only in your twisted world Wit trumps Reason, and its better to be witty than to be right. Of course in a world run by such witty fools my arguments would be “lame” while your witticisms such as the ones below make you the “winner”:

you will single handedly bring electric cars to India, and they will be hybrid electric gasoline nookyoolar cars that run on steam, Jolt Cola and sheer Prema gumption, and will never provoke stupid emotional reactions just because you think they’re fun. The electric PremaMobile (nicknamed the “Preemie”) will be produced by Tata Corporation, and will only cost Rs. 4200, and will have free XM satellite radio right next to the toaster oven, which will serve as a “generator” because you said so. It will seat four and will not need to obey traffic signals or laws of physics, it will just cruise along purely on the power of your overuse of the word “irrational.” I wonder if it will make Korean boyfriends jealous enough to buy them, though? I dunno, I’ll write MSNBC and see if they can tell me.

This is so petty and pathetic. In a rational world such “witty” outbursts identify a sore loser.

Not even witty. Just lame. But you seem to think you’re “winning,” and that’s inexcusable in my book, because you’re stupid.

I proposed electric cars with portable multi-purpose generators.

No, you didn’t.

Both were laughably ignorant and irrational objections.

No, they weren’t.

Instead of being intellectually honest and acknowledging your errors, you chose to go on a childish personal attack.

No, I didn’t.

Grow up already; its not about me or you.

Nope. I won’t.

Lesson: irrationality leads to mental confusion. It is the root cause of backwardness.

I proposed electric cars with portable multi-purpose generators. You argued that generators are too loud, that electric cars are not energy-efficient. Both were laughably ignorant and irrational objections. Instead of being intellectually honest and acknowledging your errors, you chose to go on a childish personal attack. Grow up already; its not about me or you.

Forget it. Whatever. You win. I don’t even know what you’re arguing about anymore. Clearly, you will single handedly bring electric cars to India, and they will be hybrid electric gasoline nookyoolar cars that run on steam, Jolt Cola and sheer Prema gumption, and will never provoke stupid emotional reactions just because you think they’re fun. The electric PremaMobile (nicknamed the “Preemie”) will be produced by Tata Corporation, and will only cost Rs. 4200, and will have free XM satellite radio right next to the toaster oven, which will serve as a “generator” because you said so. It will seat four and will not need to obey traffic signals or laws of physics, it will just cruise along purely on the power of your overuse of the word “irrational.”

I wonder if it will make Korean boyfriends jealous enough to buy them, though? I dunno, I’ll write MSNBC and see if they can tell me.