>>>>>On a more serious note...
>>>>>
>>>>>http://dailycaller.com/2016/05/15/electric-vehicles-emit-more-pollutants-than-fossil-fuel-burning-cars-says-study
>>>>
>>>>When my girl was in 2nd grade, she came home from school and told me the wonders of non-polluting electric cars.
>>>>She learned about them in school that day.
>>>>
>>>>We had a little discussion on how electricity was a transport and not an actual source of energy.
>>>>
>>>>I think the teacher was a little confused the next day when my daughter told her (with enough facts to back it up) that:
>>>> "Electric cars burn COAL."
>>>
>>>Ha, good one.
>>>
>>>Last week my daughter came home and told me that she learned from her teacher that "people from North Carolina are bigots"
>>
>>
>>Well, people from North Carolina are bigots.
>>Not all are, but some are, so that statement is correct.
>>In that context, people from NY, NJ, London and Munich are also bigots.
>>So, the teacher said something that is correct but meaningless and potentially dangerously misleading.
>>I'm sure that you cleared things up, as we often did with our children.
>>Yet another example of why children who can bounce things off thinking parents have a leg up on those who can't.
>>As a punishment, I'd sentence that teacher to 10 years of watching NASCAR races.
>
>With or without beer?

With would be a much worse punishment.

Tamar