What you always fail to grasp whenever you trot out this silly argument is that EV's don't need to "fill up" like regular cars.  We don't go out of our way to stand in the numbing cold pumping noxious chemicals. We can "top up" while going about our normal daily routine. Today I got 30% charge while having breakfast and going for a walk; 10% at Canadian Tire; 5% at the recycle depot.  All free courtesy of various retailers and I don't have to recharge at home because that covered a full day of driving. 

Nobody wants a gas station in their neighbourhood, That's why they keep closing at about 2%/year. But any business can add a charger to attract customers for a few cents of electricity. And it's worth it to go out of my way to shop there because it costs me nothing in "gas".