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FLUFFYGERM 12/26/17 2:10:04 PM #1:	https://insideclimatenews.org/news/26122017/wind-energy-jobs-booming-texas-clean-renewable-power-climate-change God bless America --- but Marxist theory is extremely consistent, both internally and with reality. -averagejeol <cite>FLUFFYGERM posted [p:892899058] in Capitalism... [t:76138794]...</cite> <quote>https://insideclimatenews.org/news/26122017/wind-energy-jobs-booming-texas-clean-renewable-power-climate-change God bless America</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
AlternativeFAQS 12/26/17 2:11:35 PM #2:	If by capitalism you mean rich businessmen seeing money yes <cite>AlternativeFAQS posted [p:892899117] in Capitalism... [t:76138794]...</cite> <quote>If by capitalism you mean rich businessmen seeing money yes</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Fishy 12/26/17 2:11:49 PM #3:	Just commenting but I don't think I saw a single turbine actually spinning when I just drove through Texas. --- ~Dr. FishyStick\| Welcome Back. http://i.imgur.com/z50xS2H.jpg <cite>Fishy posted [p:892899135] in Capitalism... [t:76138794]...</cite> <quote>Just commenting but I don't think I saw a single turbine actually spinning when I just drove through Texas.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ReignFury 12/26/17 2:11:58 PM #4:	Dont conservatives hate wind enegry? --- Not all women deserve chivalry http://i.giftrunk.com/rv4b2c.gif <cite>ReignFury posted [p:892899149] in Capitalism... [t:76138794]...</cite> <quote>Dont conservatives hate wind enegry?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
FLUFFYGERM 12/26/17 2:12:28 PM #5:	ReignFury posted... Dont conservatives hate wind enegry? I'm conservative and I love renewable energy including wind. --- but Marxist theory is extremely consistent, both internally and with reality. -averagejeol <cite>FLUFFYGERM posted [p:892899169] in Capitalism... [t:76138794]...</cite> <quote><cite>ReignFury posted...</cite> <quote>Dont conservatives hate wind enegry?</quote> I'm conservative and I love renewable energy including wind.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
AlternativeFAQS 12/26/17 2:14:20 PM #6:	FLUFFYGERM posted... ReignFury posted... Dont conservatives hate wind enegry? I'm conservative and I love renewable energy including wind. No you love that people will make money from it <cite>AlternativeFAQS posted [p:892899241] in Capitalism... [t:76138794]...</cite> <quote><cite>FLUFFYGERM posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ReignFury posted...</cite> <quote>Dont conservatives hate wind enegry?</quote> I'm conservative and I love renewable energy including wind.</quote> No you love that people will make money from it</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
FLUFFYGERM 12/26/17 2:15:04 PM #7:	AlternativeFAQS posted... FLUFFYGERM posted... ReignFury posted... Dont conservatives hate wind enegry? I'm conservative and I love renewable energy including wind. No you love that people will make money from it please stick to buying steelbooks --- but Marxist theory is extremely consistent, both internally and with reality. -averagejeol <cite>FLUFFYGERM posted [p:892899274] in Capitalism... [t:76138794]...</cite> <quote><cite>AlternativeFAQS posted...</cite> <quote><cite>FLUFFYGERM posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ReignFury posted...</cite> <quote>Dont conservatives hate wind enegry?</quote> I'm conservative and I love renewable energy including wind.</quote> No you love that people will make money from it</quote> please stick to buying steelbooks</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Were_Wyrm 12/26/17 2:15:13 PM #8:	ReignFury posted... Dont conservatives hate wind enegry? Only while it makes less money than fossil fuels, once that changes they'll love it. --- I was a God, Valeria. I found it...beneath me. - Dr. Doom http://i.imgur.com/9gYddqW.jpg <cite>Were_Wyrm posted [p:892899281] in Capitalism... [t:76138794]...</cite> <quote><cite>ReignFury posted...</cite> <quote>Dont conservatives hate wind enegry?</quote> Only while it makes less money than fossil fuels, once that changes they'll love it.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Giant_Aspirin 12/26/17 2:19:50 PM #9:	ReignFury posted... Dont conservatives hate wind enegry? no, they want whatever will make them the most money. period. anything standing in the way of their maximization of profits at any and all costs is government infringement on their liberty --- Playing: Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice (PC), Cuphead (PC) *(~);} - Get out the pans, don't just stand there dreamin' - {;(~)* <cite>Giant_Aspirin posted [p:892899491] in Capitalism... [t:76138794]...</cite> <quote><cite>ReignFury posted...</cite> <quote>Dont conservatives hate wind enegry?</quote> no, they want whatever will make them the most money. period. anything standing in the way of their maximization of profits at any and all costs is government infringement on their liberty</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ReignFury 12/26/17 2:19:50 PM #10:	FLUFFYGERM posted... ReignFury posted... Dont conservatives hate wind enegry? I'm conservative and I love renewable energy including wind. Doesnt this clash with historically vested financial interests in fossil fuels? --- Not all women deserve chivalry http://i.giftrunk.com/rv4b2c.gif <cite>ReignFury posted [p:892899492] in Capitalism... [t:76138794]...</cite> <quote><cite>FLUFFYGERM posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ReignFury posted...</cite> <quote>Dont conservatives hate wind enegry?</quote> I'm conservative and I love renewable energy including wind.</quote> Doesnt this clash with historically vested financial interests in fossil fuels?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
FLUFFYGERM 12/26/17 2:22:51 PM #11:	Giant_Aspirin posted... ReignFury posted... Dont conservatives hate wind enegry? no, they want whatever will make them the most money. period. anything standing in the way of their maximization of profits at any and all costs is government infringement on their liberty you used to be a reasonable poster. then you became this delusional shill type. unfortunate. ReignFury posted... FLUFFYGERM posted... ReignFury posted... Dont conservatives hate wind enegry? I'm conservative and I love renewable energy including wind. Doesnt this clash with historically vested financial interests in fossil fuels? yeah, but conservatism isn't historically vested financial interests in fossil fuels. it's arguable that the self sufficiency of renewable energy (and the ability to live for cheap off of the grid) is a core aspect of the type of freedom conservatives champion. not to mention that conservatives are big on capitalism, which is demonstrably causing the costs of renewable energy to plummet to such lows that we are on the precipice of unleashing a renewables revolution globally --- but Marxist theory is extremely consistent, both internally and with reality. -averagejeol <cite>FLUFFYGERM posted [p:892899643] in Capitalism... [t:76138794]...</cite> <quote><cite>Giant_Aspirin posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ReignFury posted...</cite> <quote>Dont conservatives hate wind enegry?</quote> no, they want whatever will make them the most money. period. anything standing in the way of their maximization of profits at any and all costs is government infringement on their liberty</quote> you used to be a reasonable poster. then you became this delusional shill type. unfortunate. <cite>ReignFury posted...</cite> <quote><cite>FLUFFYGERM posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ReignFury posted...</cite> <quote>Dont conservatives hate wind enegry?</quote> I'm conservative and I love renewable energy including wind.</quote> Doesnt this clash with historically vested financial interests in fossil fuels?</quote> yeah, but conservatism isn't historically vested financial interests in fossil fuels. it's arguable that the self sufficiency of renewable energy (and the ability to live for cheap off of the grid) is a core aspect of the type of freedom conservatives champion. not to mention that conservatives are big on capitalism, which is demonstrably causing the costs of renewable energy to plummet to such lows that we are on the precipice of unleashing a renewables revolution globally</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Giant_Aspirin 12/26/17 2:24:11 PM #12:	FLUFFYGERM posted... you used to be a reasonable poster. then you became this delusional shill type. unfortunate. care to have a discussion about what i said and why you disagree? what about my quote was wrong? in its purest form, conservatism is totally against any and all government enforced regulation of business (aka things impeding their ability to maximize profit) --- Playing: Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice (PC), Cuphead (PC) *(~);} - Get out the pans, don't just stand there dreamin' - {;(~)* <cite>Giant_Aspirin posted [p:892899711] in Capitalism... [t:76138794]...</cite> <quote><cite>FLUFFYGERM posted...</cite> <quote>you used to be a reasonable poster. then you became this delusional shill type. unfortunate.</quote> care to have a discussion about what i said and why you disagree? what about my quote was wrong? in its purest form, conservatism is totally against any and all government enforced regulation of business (aka things impeding their ability to maximize profit)</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
sktgamer_13dude 12/26/17 2:25:08 PM #13:	FLUFFYGERM posted... Giant_Aspirin posted... ReignFury posted... Dont conservatives hate wind enegry? no, they want whatever will make them the most money. period. anything standing in the way of their maximization of profits at any and all costs is government infringement on their liberty you used to be a reasonable poster. then you became this delusional shill type. unfortunate. You never used to be a reasonable poster. Youve always been a shill. --- http://i.imgur.com/jWVrg9U.gif http://i.imgur.com/g2efUtT.jpg http://i.imgur.com/5dOwhaP.jpg http://i.imgur.com/LVdqu8J.gif Go Cougs and M's #DI4B <cite>sktgamer_13dude posted [p:892899765] in Capitalism... [t:76138794]...</cite> <quote><cite>FLUFFYGERM posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Giant_Aspirin posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ReignFury posted...</cite> <quote>Dont conservatives hate wind enegry?</quote> no, they want whatever will make them the most money. period. anything standing in the way of their maximization of profits at any and all costs is government infringement on their liberty</quote> you used to be a reasonable poster. then you became this delusional shill type. unfortunate.</quote> You never used to be a reasonable poster. Youve always been a shill.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
FLUFFYGERM 12/26/17 2:25:27 PM #14:	Giant_Aspirin posted... FLUFFYGERM posted... you used to be a reasonable poster. then you became this delusional shill type. unfortunate. care to have a discussion about what i said and why you disagree? what about my quote was wrong? i mean if you wholeheartedly believe that the delusional caricature you posted is actually worth engaging, you're beyond reasoning with and i have no interest in pursuing a conversation with you --- but Marxist theory is extremely consistent, both internally and with reality. -averagejeol <cite>FLUFFYGERM posted [p:892899780] in Capitalism... [t:76138794]...</cite> <quote><cite>Giant_Aspirin posted...</cite> <quote><cite>FLUFFYGERM posted...</cite> <quote>you used to be a reasonable poster. then you became this delusional shill type. unfortunate.</quote> care to have a discussion about what i said and why you disagree? what about my quote was wrong?</quote> i mean if you wholeheartedly believe that the delusional caricature you posted is actually worth engaging, you're beyond reasoning with and i have no interest in pursuing a conversation with you</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Sativa_Rose 12/26/17 2:26:12 PM #15:	I've been saying this for a while. It helps that Texas has a power grid that is more free market oriented, as opposed to states that have a "regulated monopoly" utility that gets exclusive rights to business in certain territories. What ends up happening is that these regulated monopoly utilities tend to have a lot of older fossil fuel power plants, and they fight against new companies coming along trying to directly sell electricity from renewable energy plants. They are legally required to allow this under a law called PURPA, but only if the renewable energy provider meets certain requirements like being below a certain size in megawatts. It also means the renewable energy provider has to go through a laborious process to get approved by the monopoly utility. On the other hand, in Texas (along with New York and some other states) it's much more open to everyone, where any company is allowed to sell electricity onto the grid directly. You still have to go through the agency that oversees the engineering and stuff to make sure it actually works, but there's no monopoly trying to shut you out. --- I may not go down in history, but I will go down on your sister. <cite>Sativa_Rose posted [p:892899822] in Capitalism... [t:76138794]...</cite> <quote>I've been saying this for a while. It helps that Texas has a power grid that is more free market oriented, as opposed to states that have a "regulated monopoly" utility that gets exclusive rights to business in certain territories. What ends up happening is that these regulated monopoly utilities tend to have a lot of older fossil fuel power plants, and they fight against new companies coming along trying to directly sell electricity from renewable energy plants. They are legally required to allow this under a law called PURPA, but only if the renewable energy provider meets certain requirements like being below a certain size in megawatts. It also means the renewable energy provider has to go through a laborious process to get approved by the monopoly utility. On the other hand, in Texas (along with New York and some other states) it's much more open to everyone, where any company is allowed to sell electricity onto the grid directly. You still have to go through the agency that oversees the engineering and stuff to make sure it actually works, but there's no monopoly trying to shut you out.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
FLUFFYGERM 12/26/17 2:27:38 PM #16:	Sativa_Rose posted... I've been saying this for a while. It helps that Texas has a power grid that is more free market oriented, as opposed to states that have a "regulated monopoly" utility that gets exclusive rights to business in certain territories. What ends up happening is that these regulated monopoly utilities tend to have a lot of older fossil fuel power plants, and they fight against new companies coming along trying to directly sell electricity from renewable energy plants. They are legally required to allow this under a law called PURPA, but only if the renewable energy provider meets certain requirements like being below a certain size in megawatts. It also means the renewable energy provider has to go through a laborious process to get approved by the monopoly utility. On the other hand, in Texas (along with New York and some other states) it's much more open to everyone, where any company is allowed to sell electricity onto the grid directly. You still have to go through the agency that oversees the engineering and stuff to make sure it actually works, but there's no monopoly trying to shut you out. B-B-B-B-BUT @Giant_Aspirin said that conservatives and free markets are bad LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! --- but Marxist theory is extremely consistent, both internally and with reality. -averagejeol <cite>FLUFFYGERM posted [p:892899881] in Capitalism... [t:76138794]...</cite> <quote><cite>Sativa_Rose posted...</cite> <quote>I've been saying this for a while. It helps that Texas has a power grid that is more free market oriented, as opposed to states that have a "regulated monopoly" utility that gets exclusive rights to business in certain territories. What ends up happening is that these regulated monopoly utilities tend to have a lot of older fossil fuel power plants, and they fight against new companies coming along trying to directly sell electricity from renewable energy plants. They are legally required to allow this under a law called PURPA, but only if the renewable energy provider meets certain requirements like being below a certain size in megawatts. It also means the renewable energy provider has to go through a laborious process to get approved by the monopoly utility. On the other hand, in Texas (along with New York and some other states) it's much more open to everyone, where any company is allowed to sell electricity onto the grid directly. You still have to go through the agency that oversees the engineering and stuff to make sure it actually works, but there's no monopoly trying to shut you out.</quote> B-B-B-B-BUT @Giant_Aspirin said that conservatives and free markets are bad LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Giant_Aspirin 12/26/17 2:27:59 PM #17:	FLUFFYGERM posted... Giant_Aspirin posted... FLUFFYGERM posted... you used to be a reasonable poster. then you became this delusional shill type. unfortunate. care to have a discussion about what i said and why you disagree? what about my quote was wrong? i mean if you wholeheartedly believe that the delusional caricature you posted is actually worth engaging, you're beyond reasoning with and i have no interest in pursuing a conversation with you at the very core, my problem with conservatism is greed and selfishness at the expense of everyone else, which is also the core of the quote you're having a hissy fit over. --- Playing: Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice (PC), Cuphead (PC) *(~);} - Get out the pans, don't just stand there dreamin' - {;(~)* <cite>Giant_Aspirin posted [p:892899897] in Capitalism... [t:76138794]...</cite> <quote><cite>FLUFFYGERM posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Giant_Aspirin posted...</cite> <quote><cite>FLUFFYGERM posted...</cite> <quote>you used to be a reasonable poster. then you became this delusional shill type. unfortunate.</quote> care to have a discussion about what i said and why you disagree? what about my quote was wrong?</quote> i mean if you wholeheartedly believe that the delusional caricature you posted is actually worth engaging, you're beyond reasoning with and i have no interest in pursuing a conversation with you</quote> at the very core, my problem with conservatism is greed and selfishness at the expense of everyone else, which is also the core of the quote you're having a hissy fit over.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Giant_Aspirin 12/26/17 2:29:16 PM #18:	FLUFFYGERM posted... Sativa_Rose posted... I've been saying this for a while. It helps that Texas has a power grid that is more free market oriented, as opposed to states that have a "regulated monopoly" utility that gets exclusive rights to business in certain territories. What ends up happening is that these regulated monopoly utilities tend to have a lot of older fossil fuel power plants, and they fight against new companies coming along trying to directly sell electricity from renewable energy plants. They are legally required to allow this under a law called PURPA, but only if the renewable energy provider meets certain requirements like being below a certain size in megawatts. It also means the renewable energy provider has to go through a laborious process to get approved by the monopoly utility. On the other hand, in Texas (along with New York and some other states) it's much more open to everyone, where any company is allowed to sell electricity onto the grid directly. You still have to go through the agency that oversees the engineering and stuff to make sure it actually works, but there's no monopoly trying to shut you out. B-B-B-B-BUT @Giant_Aspirin said that conservatives and free markets are bad LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! that's not what i said. @FLUFFYGERM. i said that conservatives aim to maximize profits at any and all expense and they view any government regulation as an infringement on their personal freedoms --- Playing: Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice (PC), Cuphead (PC) *(~);} - Get out the pans, don't just stand there dreamin' - {;(~)* <cite>Giant_Aspirin posted [p:892899956] in Capitalism... [t:76138794]...</cite> <quote><cite>FLUFFYGERM posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Sativa_Rose posted...</cite> <quote>I've been saying this for a while. It helps that Texas has a power grid that is more free market oriented, as opposed to states that have a "regulated monopoly" utility that gets exclusive rights to business in certain territories. What ends up happening is that these regulated monopoly utilities tend to have a lot of older fossil fuel power plants, and they fight against new companies coming along trying to directly sell electricity from renewable energy plants. They are legally required to allow this under a law called PURPA, but only if the renewable energy provider meets certain requirements like being below a certain size in megawatts. It also means the renewable energy provider has to go through a laborious process to get approved by the monopoly utility. On the other hand, in Texas (along with New York and some other states) it's much more open to everyone, where any company is allowed to sell electricity onto the grid directly. You still have to go through the agency that oversees the engineering and stuff to make sure it actually works, but there's no monopoly trying to shut you out.</quote> B-B-B-B-BUT @Giant_Aspirin said that conservatives and free markets are bad LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!</quote> that's not what i said. @FLUFFYGERM. i said that conservatives aim to maximize profits at any and all expense and they view any government regulation as an infringement on their personal freedoms</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Sativa_Rose 12/26/17 2:33:51 PM #19:	There is zero point in having any sort of argument about sweeping statements about what "conservatives" or "liberals" believe when there is huge variation in people who label themselves with those words. Like, Donald Trump for example, he doesn't support a free market for energy. He actually supports special handouts and subsidies for fossil fuels, particularly coal. I would say that this makes his views on energy non-conservative, but others would probably disagree because they use the word conservative to mean whatever the Republican Party is currently doing. --- I may not go down in history, but I will go down on your sister. <cite>Sativa_Rose posted [p:892900167] in Capitalism... [t:76138794]...</cite> <quote>There is zero point in having any sort of argument about sweeping statements about what "conservatives" or "liberals" believe when there is huge variation in people who label themselves with those words. Like, Donald Trump for example, he doesn't support a free market for energy. He actually supports special handouts and subsidies for fossil fuels, particularly coal. I would say that this makes his views on energy non-conservative, but others would probably disagree because they use the word conservative to mean whatever the Republican Party is currently doing.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
darkphoenix181 12/26/17 2:35:25 PM #20:	FLUFFYGERM posted... God bless America Did you return to your faith? --- chill02 to me: you are beautiful <cite>darkphoenix181 posted [p:892900241] in Capitalism... [t:76138794]...</cite> <quote><cite>FLUFFYGERM posted...</cite> <quote>God bless America</quote> Did you return to your faith?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ReignFury 12/26/17 2:35:47 PM #21:	FLUFFYGERM posted... Giant_Aspirin posted... ReignFury posted... Dont conservatives hate wind enegry? no, they want whatever will make them the most money. period. anything standing in the way of their maximization of profits at any and all costs is government infringement on their liberty you used to be a reasonable poster. then you became this delusional shill type. unfortunate. ReignFury posted... FLUFFYGERM posted... ReignFury posted... Dont conservatives hate wind enegry? I'm conservative and I love renewable energy including wind. Doesnt this clash with historically vested financial interests in fossil fuels? yeah, but conservatism isn't historically vested financial interests in fossil fuels. it's arguable that the self sufficiency of renewable energy (and the ability to live for cheap off of the grid) is a core aspect of the type of freedom conservatives champion. not to mention that conservatives are big on capitalism, which is demonstrably causing the costs of renewable energy to plummet to such lows that we are on the precipice of unleashing a renewables revolution globally Thats interesting, I always presumed the core values to be marxist in nature, especially considering that free market capitalism and deregulation ultimately leads to monopoly. --- Not all women deserve chivalry http://i.giftrunk.com/rv4b2c.gif <cite>ReignFury posted [p:892900254] in Capitalism... [t:76138794]...</cite> <quote><cite>FLUFFYGERM posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Giant_Aspirin posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ReignFury posted...</cite> <quote>Dont conservatives hate wind enegry?</quote> no, they want whatever will make them the most money. period. anything standing in the way of their maximization of profits at any and all costs is government infringement on their liberty</quote> you used to be a reasonable poster. then you became this delusional shill type. unfortunate. <cite>ReignFury posted...</cite> <quote><cite>FLUFFYGERM posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ReignFury posted...</cite> <quote>Dont conservatives hate wind enegry?</quote> I'm conservative and I love renewable energy including wind.</quote> Doesnt this clash with historically vested financial interests in fossil fuels?</quote> yeah, but conservatism isn't historically vested financial interests in fossil fuels. it's arguable that the self sufficiency of renewable energy (and the ability to live for cheap off of the grid) is a core aspect of the type of freedom conservatives champion. not to mention that conservatives are big on capitalism, which is demonstrably causing the costs of renewable energy to plummet to such lows that we are on the precipice of unleashing a renewables revolution globally</quote> Thats interesting, I always presumed the core values to be marxist in nature, especially considering that free market capitalism and deregulation ultimately leads to monopoly.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Giant_Aspirin 12/26/17 2:37:05 PM #22:	Sativa_Rose posted... There is zero point in having any sort of argument about sweeping statements about what "conservatives" or "liberals" believe when there is huge variation in people who label themselves with those words. the only reason i started off on "conservatives" was because i was responding to a question of "dont conservatives hate wind energy?" no, no they don't. they hate renewable energy being forced as a way to combat something they believe doesn't exist. but the moment in which it becomes more profitable to use wind as opposed to fossil fuels, you betcha they'll be on board. --- Playing: Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice (PC), Cuphead (PC) *(~);} - Get out the pans, don't just stand there dreamin' - {;(~)* <cite>Giant_Aspirin posted [p:892900323] in Capitalism... [t:76138794]...</cite> <quote><cite>Sativa_Rose posted...</cite> <quote>There is zero point in having any sort of argument about sweeping statements about what "conservatives" or "liberals" believe when there is huge variation in people who label themselves with those words.</quote> the only reason i started off on "conservatives" was because i was responding to a question of "dont conservatives hate wind energy?" no, no they don't. they hate renewable energy being forced as a way to combat something they believe doesn't exist. but the moment in which it becomes more profitable to use wind as opposed to fossil fuels, you betcha they'll be on board.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Sativa_Rose 12/26/17 2:40:22 PM #23:	Giant_Aspirin posted... Sativa_Rose posted... There is zero point in having any sort of argument about sweeping statements about what "conservatives" or "liberals" believe when there is huge variation in people who label themselves with those words. the only reason i started off on "conservatives" was because i was responding to a question of "dont conservatives hate wind energy?" no, no they don't. they hate renewable energy being forced as a way to combat something they believe doesn't exist. but the moment in which it becomes more profitable to use wind as opposed to fossil fuels, you betcha they'll be on board. Oh okay, and yeah that's already the case in a lot of places in the US. The renewable energy industry uses this to advertise itself in red states, like they don't talk about climate change but instead focus on cost savings and increased self-sufficiency. --- I may not go down in history, but I will go down on your sister. <cite>Sativa_Rose posted [p:892900495] in Capitalism... [t:76138794]...</cite> <quote><cite>Giant_Aspirin posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Sativa_Rose posted...</cite> <quote>There is zero point in having any sort of argument about sweeping statements about what "conservatives" or "liberals" believe when there is huge variation in people who label themselves with those words.</quote> the only reason i started off on "conservatives" was because i was responding to a question of "dont conservatives hate wind energy?" no, no they don't. they hate renewable energy being forced as a way to combat something they believe doesn't exist. but the moment in which it becomes more profitable to use wind as opposed to fossil fuels, you betcha they'll be on board.</quote> Oh okay, and yeah that's already the case in a lot of places in the US. The renewable energy industry uses this to advertise itself in red states, like they don't talk about climate change but instead focus on cost savings and increased self-sufficiency.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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