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<blockquote data-quote="AKCoverMan" data-source="post: 4673380" data-attributes="member: 17867">But it is about money when your talking about taking my money to spend on someone else.Take Paris Climate Accords.. we paid in the most but we already have done substantially more than other big industrialized nations to reduce carbon emissions.&nbsp;&nbsp; The biggest offenders are China and India, but they don’t foot the bill nor are they held accountable.&nbsp; Many rolled back regulations are ones that simply went way past protecting the environmental and simply became a way for unelected officials to control individuals private property rights.&nbsp; Calling a runoff that a small stream of water runs in occasionally (only when it rains hard or snow melts) a “protected wetland”.&nbsp; Look hard enough and you can find a regulation to block almost anything.I’m for protecting th environment, I live in one of the most amazing places.&nbsp; And despite decades of resource development and even after a major man made environmental disaster nature still flourishes.&nbsp; Too many “environmental” policies are really meant to do something else under the feel good guise of “save the planet”.&nbsp; The entire Green New Deal is about wealth redistribution, and changing the economic system.&nbsp; One of Ms. Ocosio-Cortez’s senior staffers said so out loud.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="AKCoverMan, post: 4673380, member: 17867"] But it is about money when your talking about taking my money to spend on someone else. Take Paris Climate Accords.. we paid in the most but we already have done substantially more than other big industrialized nations to reduce carbon emissions. The biggest offenders are China and India, but they don’t foot the bill nor are they held accountable. Many rolled back regulations are ones that simply went way past protecting the environmental and simply became a way for unelected officials to control individuals private property rights. Calling a runoff that a small stream of water runs in occasionally (only when it rains hard or snow melts) a “protected wetland”. Look hard enough and you can find a regulation to block almost anything. I’m for protecting th environment, I live in one of the most amazing places. And despite decades of resource development and even after a major man made environmental disaster nature still flourishes. Too many “environmental” policies are really meant to do something else under the feel good guise of “save the planet”. The entire Green New Deal is about wealth redistribution, and changing the economic system. One of Ms. Ocosio-Cortez’s senior staffers said so out loud. [/QUOTE]

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