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Topic	Politics Containment Topic 236: The Obama's new house is half baked
HeroDelTiempo17 08/27/19 1:07:22 PM #476:	GuessMyUserName posted... People gotta stop pushing false dichotomies that you have to be 100% of whatever a candidate ever says, that if you take issue with some specific issue in a plan you're automatically a hater. For fuck's sake there's no shortage of Bernie advocates in here so forgive me for not feeling a need to chime in on the same positives mentioned before me, and for bringing up a big plan nobody else has. I'm not trying to be Bernie defense force but it was an easy comparison to make because these are the two extremes of the climate plans and his drew some (understandable) criticisms. Sorry if it came across that way. My main point is that what drew you to Yang's plan - "addressing the terrible realities" - is my issue because Yang's plan does not sufficiently do that. In addition, helping low-income people who are affected by climate change now and in the immediate future is a key part of most other climate plans (it's usually called "environmental justice" or something to that effect) so he isn't even unique on that front. --- DPOblivion was far more determined than me. <cite>HeroDelTiempo17 posted [p:926611090] in Politics C... [t:77959065]...</cite> <quote>GuessMyUserName posted...</cite> <quote> People gotta stop pushing false dichotomies that you have to be 100% of whatever a candidate ever says, that if you take issue with some specific issue in a plan you're automatically a hater. For fuck's sake there's no shortage of Bernie advocates in here so forgive me for not feeling a need to chime in on the same positives mentioned before me, and for bringing up a big plan nobody else has. </quote> I'm not trying to be Bernie defense force but it was an easy comparison to make because these are the two extremes of the climate plans and his drew some (understandable) criticisms. Sorry if it came across that way. My main point is that what drew you to Yang's plan - "addressing the terrible realities" - is my issue because Yang's plan does not sufficiently do that. In addition, helping low-income people who are affected by climate change now and in the immediate future is a key part of most other climate plans (it's usually called "environmental justice" or something to that effect) so he isn't even unique on that front. --- DPOblivion was far more determined than me.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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