MAKAVELI
Well-Known Member
There's these things called batteries......
There's these things called batteries......
The guy is obviously more intelligent than you, he actually offers some substance to counter if one has the, "necessities", hat tip Al Campanis,You might consider asking for a refund from Drumpf U.
Are you buying into it?Global warming seems to be factual ... the question is what are the effects of global warming and how much, if any, is directly attributable to humans.
The 'Global Warming' is a different subject.
Global warming has very little to no fact. It’s a PSEUDOSCIENCE.
A study funded by the Koch brothers found renewable energy would be too costly? I’m shocked.
There's a TED Talk by a guy who's big in the environmental movement who explains why renewables won't work. He advocates for nuclear.A study funded by the Koch brothers found renewable energy would be too costly? I’m shocked.
Just like studies funded by the government find the answer is government.A study funded by the Koch brothers found renewable energy would be too costly? I’m shocked.
Who’s advocating more government? I find the contention that developing an energy infrastructure that doesn’t require fuel will somehow destroy the economy laughably stupid. It’s not surprising rubes believe it though, that’s what billionaires that make their money on the current system want you to believe.Just like studies funded by the government find the answer is government.
Shocked.
Who’s advocating more government? I find the contention that developing an energy infrastructure that doesn’t require fuel will somehow destroy the economy laughably stupid. It’s not surprising rubes believe it though, that’s what billionaires that make their money on the current system want you to believe.
If renewable energy (whatever that is supposed to mean) was the answer, without destroying economies capitalism would be all over it. It isn't and they (capitalist) aren't.Who’s advocating more government? I find the contention that developing an energy infrastructure that doesn’t require fuel will somehow destroy the economy laughably stupid. It’s not surprising rubes believe it though, that’s what billionaires that make their money on the current system want you to believe.
Fossil fuels are subsidized by the US government to the tune of $20b/year, and that doesn’t include tax subsidies for land/mineral rights. I wonder what renewable energy programs could achieve with that amount of funding?If renewable energy (whatever that is supposed to mean) was the answer, without destroying economies capitalism would be all over it. It isn't and they (capitalist) aren't.
At some period, alternative energy may be feasible, currently the technology does not exist to replace what fuels the global energy need. The preceding in bold red is not even up for discussion, it is undeniable.
I got no problem with green energy being subsidized by lower taxes and write offs.Fossil fuels are subsidized by the US government to the tune of $20b/year, and that doesn’t include tax subsidies for land/mineral rights. I wonder what renewable energy programs could achieve with that amount of funding?
The fossil fuel industry is well established, renewable? Not so much.
If my company is allowed to mine/drill/frack on land my company can’t afford, that’s a pretty big gift.I got no problem with green energy being subsidized by lower taxes and write offs.
I don’t consider tax breaks subsidies. Every dollar made is not the governments, they didn’t produce that wealth.
To get facts straight, the US government does not subsidize anything, they earn no income, they confiscate income. @Wrong, step in at anytime.Fossil fuels are subsidized by the US government to the tune of $20b/year, and that doesn’t include tax subsidies for land/mineral rights. I wonder what renewable energy programs could achieve with that amount of funding?
The fossil fuel industry is well established, renewable? Not so much.
I wish I had land with oil that I could allow someone to bring expensive equipment on, with workers and a plan to get to the resource. Then I could sit on my ass getting paid royalties for allowing some holes to be drilled and pipe laid.If my company is allowed to mine/drill/frack on land my company can’t afford, that’s a pretty big gift.
No pipes would have to be laid, only the well head unless you got a really biggun, and you won't in the lower 48.I wish I had land with oil that I could allow someone to bring expensive equipment on, with workers and a plan to get to the resource. Then I could sit on my ass getting paid royalties for allowing some holes to be drilled and pipe laid.
Ask Obama he subsidized numerous "green" companies. They all went bankruptFossil fuels are subsidized by the US government to the tune of $20b/year, and that doesn’t include tax subsidies for land/mineral rights. I wonder what renewable energy programs could achieve with that amount of funding?
The fossil fuel industry is well established, renewable? Not so much.
False. The program was a success, in spite of an over publicized failure of one company.Ask Obama he subsidized numerous "green" companies. They all went bankrupt
And you're just trotting out what your side regurgitates. As if you're a scientist yourself. When AOC starts talking social justice amongst her Green New Deal articles of faith, we know it's about completely reordering the world, with Democrats in control, not saving the planet. All your climate change hysteria falls on deaf ears because we know it's about implementing the latest flavor of socialism.Psuedoscience is what the Right has. For example, my local Libertarian radio host notes that we've had a cold winter, therefore, there cannot be global warming. Or Genius Trump notes that a bomb cyclone means that we cannot possibly have global warming. Weather is short-term, climate change is long-term.
It makes no difference to you because you've been taught that clean coal exists (it doesn't), and that there will always be technological advances that neutralize or eliminate pollutants. You believe it because it "sounds right". And that's because your "expert" knows exactly what it takes to convince you, and that's usually emotional appeals or just plain stupid "conclusions" drawn from faulty thought processes and/or cherry-picked data. You want to hear "facts" that mean you don't need to be concerned about the environment or the local coal mine down the road. They will happily peddle you BS pseudoscience that your simple mind can easily process into an end result that you need not do anything or think about it any longer.
For decades, the merchants of doubt, who are financed by industry, successfully convinced you that smoking wasn't necessarily a cause of cancer, that coal could be a clean fuel, and that burning massive amounts of petrochemicals aren't an issue. Some scientists will lie for enough money, and there are plenty of non-science types that will lie for less, and make it sound like they're telling you the truth.
In other words, you're a soft target intellectually and can be told almost anything false and easily convinced that it is true. Go on rolling coal, and dumping your used oil down the storm drain because it's not a problem.
You've got what it takes to be a Republican. Congratulations.