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  In order to stem the tide of famine we are phasing out eating on a voluntary basis.
context: No other state gets so much representation for so little taxation. >
  
  I think they're like .05 % of the country's annual oil consumption.  Doubt they're going to singlehandedly save the fossil fuel sector >
  
  Aren't they one of the bigger oil producers? >
  
  Kind of. 8th place. CA produces more oil (which makes sense since CA is bigger). Wyoming pales in comparison to an actual oil state like Texas. 
  Now, oil is probably a bigger share of Wyoming’s economy. >
  
  Coal is big in Wyoming a well >
  
  EVs can be coal powered. >
  
  I am at a point where all I can say is “stupid republicans”.  They continue to double down on ignorance, in the name of Party. >
  
  This goes far beyond stupid because it is a willful desire to do harm. The term for that is evil. This is evil. >
  
  Government is just political theater and a waste of money. >
  
  You’re confusing politics with government. Government is simply a structure to manage services. It’s politics that’s ridiculous. Government isn’t some amorphous blob that runs amok. It’s the people in the critical positions that are the problem. Government is essential to a stable society >
  
  Sounds like they will just be forced to only buy used cars from other states then. No one is going to make cars just for a welfare state. >
  
  Not even that.   It's just grandstanding for the base:
  
  SJ4 calls for residents and businesses to limit the sale and purchase of EVs voluntarily, with the goal of phasing them out entirely by 2035. If passed, the resolution would be entirely symbolic.