I am not anti-EV. I acknowledge their advantages. In fact, I was one of the first people in Australia to have rooftop solar on my house, and it paid off handsomely.
My ICE will probably outlast me. It makes no sense for me to buy an EV, except perhaps as a status symbol. I have never wanted to impress friends, neighbors and relatives with possessions. I tread my own path.
Having said that, I am anti the spurious virtue signalling that goes on with EV owners who are recharging their pride and joy from fossil-fuelled power stations. Unless they are recharging from a renewable source, their virtue signalling is egregious stupidity.
I am also anti EV owners who refuse to admit the technology has unresolved problems, and seek to ridicule those who point them out.
It's as if EV has become a religion, AFAIK most religions reject dissent.
Religions also rely heavily on belief, and are well known for discarding fact if it does not fit the narrative.
BTW, do you know who originated the term "butterfly effect"?