Is this supposed to mean that because there's a tiny bit of lubrication oil in them, they're just as bad as cars that constantly spew out carbon dioxide and filth any time they're driving? That if you cannot completely eliminate all oil you might as well drive a car that burns as much gasoline as you possibly can?
The oil in an EV is a small amount of lubrication that might have to be changed once every five or ten years, if ever, compared to the half to three-quarters of a gallon of motor oil every 5,000 miles in a gas car, in addition to all the gasoline they burn.