/pol/
So far
>war with syria
>fracking banned, $4+ oil coming soon, 100k jobs lost, inflation since economy is oil based (also said he wouldn't ban fracking)
>no corona plan (despite claiming he had one, hmm)
The only thing I agree with is the paris accord because environment is important. Though of course the media wull cover for him and blame inflation on trump, blame his lack of plan on trump (while he does warpspeed), and somehow pin syria on trump too
>war with syria
>fracking banned, $4+ oil coming soon, 100k jobs lost, inflation since economy is oil based (also said he wouldn't ban fracking)
>no corona plan (despite claiming he had one, hmm)
The only thing I agree with is the paris accord because environment is important. Though of course the media wull cover for him and blame inflation on trump, blame his lack of plan on trump (while he does warpspeed), and somehow pin syria on trump too
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@thestrongest
>The only thing I agree with is the paris accord because environment is important.
Countries with the freest markets are the most environmentally friendly. All these carbon taxes are just going to go to the US military who is the biggest polluter in the world.
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@servant_of_the_anime_avatars @thestrongest Well, I think we will have much cleaner energy if the government didn't suppress nuclear energy. We have much better nuclear reactors than we had in the 50s. They are much safer now.
Also, many parts of the US ban plug and play solar panels which are much affordable than regular ones.
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@xianc78 @thestrongest >We have much better nuclear reactors than we had in the 50s.
Sure. Clearly the green "movement" together with many local green parties are the worst enemies of the environment.
But on the other hand a lot of pollution is just the result of production, together with a system which forcefully promotes the results of the production into people's hands.
Clearly the free market is the most efficient mode of production, but at the same time we have to ask ourselves "what is being sacrificed for that efficiency".
Sure. Clearly the green "movement" together with many local green parties are the worst enemies of the environment.
But on the other hand a lot of pollution is just the result of production, together with a system which forcefully promotes the results of the production into people's hands.
Clearly the free market is the most efficient mode of production, but at the same time we have to ask ourselves "what is being sacrificed for that efficiency".
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Correlation, causation
It's also blatantly false, unless you want to tell me that African shithole states are in fact the pinnacle of economic freedom...