I absolutely understand, I'm in a fringe situation myself. I think when we focus too much on the wild cases like yours, we end up skipping over the minor issues that would solve the problem for most of the people who answered "not considering an EV". We need to make them more affordable to the people who can least afford it (rebates for used cars?), and we need to make it possible for people who rent to reliably charge overnight and/or at work.

Edit: I forgot your solutions about transportation, those are great as well and might add people to the "not considering any next vehicle" category. There will still be people like us though that public transport can't work for, especially as you said out west where things are a bit spread out outside the big cities.