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re: PLEASE.. All Conservatives check in and answer truthfully
Posted on 6/2/17 at 1:30 am to Speckhunter2012
Posted on 6/2/17 at 1:30 am to Speckhunter2012
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They act like we just legalized dumping raw sewage into the rivers I recall HRC's campaign bus doing this as well as Dave Matthews tour bus a few years back. Funny I did not hear of any conservatives dumping their raw sewage into rivers!
To be fair, the democrats did remove some human waste off of the New York sidewalks.
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Posted on 6/2/17 at 1:57 am to MButterfly
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1- Do you care about the planet/USA/Earth/Wildlife?
yes
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2- Do you feel we should do our best to keep it clean?
Yes
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3- Do you think we should have conservation?
Yes.
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4- Do you want clean air
Yes
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5- Do you want clean water?
Yes
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6- Do you believe the USA is doing it's part in reducing CO2?
Yes
I'm tired of our response being dictated by alarmists and nuts.
Posted on 6/2/17 at 5:58 am to MButterfly
I'm with you until....
Link?
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That's exactly why we shouldn't have pulled out of the Paris Accord. Leading the world comes with responsibilities.
Pulling out is not going to save any jobs. It's nothing more than a "sick twitter burn" on the global stage. We're going out of our way to be the heel in a wrestling match. We weren't going to meet our targets anyway. It was non binding. Trump went out of his way to irritate the world for no good reason.
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We have been reducing and the data shows it
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We lead by example
That's exactly why we shouldn't have pulled out of the Paris Accord. Leading the world comes with responsibilities.
Pulling out is not going to save any jobs. It's nothing more than a "sick twitter burn" on the global stage. We're going out of our way to be the heel in a wrestling match. We weren't going to meet our targets anyway. It was non binding. Trump went out of his way to irritate the world for no good reason.
Posted on 6/2/17 at 6:03 am to MButterfly
I love the title of an article on that second tier rag HuffPo
"With Trump exiting Paris climate talks, all eyes on China to step up to be the leader"
lulz
"With Trump exiting Paris climate talks, all eyes on China to step up to be the leader"
lulz
Posted on 6/2/17 at 6:12 am to MButterfly
Agree with everything said. Low hanging fruit for the USA is a better recycling program down to the local government levels. We could reduce landfill waste by a huge margin if recycling was made easy for the majority of Americans.
Posted on 6/2/17 at 6:22 am to MButterfly
I just think the biggest threat the US has is our National Debt. We do not need the be paying other countries for things they should be doing on their own. It was simply a bad deal.
Posted on 6/2/17 at 6:24 am to graychef
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Yes x 6
This HOWEVER we shouldn't treat the planet like it's going to implode at any moment. Being "good stewards" is DUH but let's not act like a bunch of whiney SJWs.
Posted on 6/2/17 at 6:27 am to MButterfly
1 yes
2 yes
3 too vague to answer
4 yes
5 yes
6 too vague to answer
The too vague responses are because the word "we" can be interpreted as state mandated. I'm not sure what the we means as you used it
2 yes
3 too vague to answer
4 yes
5 yes
6 too vague to answer
The too vague responses are because the word "we" can be interpreted as state mandated. I'm not sure what the we means as you used it
Posted on 6/2/17 at 6:30 am to wmr
quote:I have been saying for 30 years that liberals as always can't conceive of the idea that if you disagree with them it's not motivated buy anything other than malice
Libs aren't able to understand anything but broad slogans and hysteria.
For a liberal if they identify a problem and propose a solution and you don't agree with the solution then you hate the object of the problem. It's the most ridiculous way of looking at the world and yet it's almost Universal among liberals
Posted on 6/2/17 at 6:34 am to a want
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All Conservatives
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a want
Posted on 6/2/17 at 6:35 am to MButterfly
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Posted on 6/2/17 at 6:41 am to MButterfly
Yes x 6
Posted on 6/2/17 at 6:45 am to MButterfly
quote:
1- Do you care about the planet/USA/Earth/Wildlife?
I do.
2- Do you feel we should do our best to keep it clean?
I do.
3- Do you think we should have conservation?
I do.
4- Do you want clean air?
I do
5- Do you want clean water?
I do.
6- Do you believe the USA is doing it's part in reducing CO2?
I do.
7- Do you enjoy making Prog/Dim heads explode?
Hell Yes I do.
I do.. and I will explain. We have been reducing and the data shows it. We did it without the Paris agreement.
You omitted a rather important question, I took the liberty of adding that important question to your list.
Posted on 6/2/17 at 7:20 am to MButterfly
Yes to all your questions. I am an original Ranger Rick ranger,
sided with the weeping Indian,
and obey Smokey.
sided with the weeping Indian,
and obey Smokey.
This post was edited on 6/2/17 at 7:29 am
Posted on 6/2/17 at 7:36 am to MButterfly
Of course I do to all your answers. I will add that I'm not a tree hugger, but that I do get agitated when I see people litter or just see litter on the side of the road. Is it so hard to place your trash in a proper receptacle?
Posted on 6/2/17 at 7:43 am to Jyrdis
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Of course I do to all your answers. I will add that I'm not a tree hugger, but that I do get agitated when I see people litter or just see litter on the side of the road. Is it so hard to place your trash in a proper receptacle?
Typically, the most littered parts of any urban area are usually where the government teat suckers are living..., Dim voters.
Just an observation.
Posted on 6/2/17 at 7:45 am to MButterfly
quote:
1- Do you care about the planet/USA/Earth/Wildlife?
quote:
2- Do you feel we should do our best to keep it clean?
quote:
3- Do you think we should have conservation?
quote:
4- Do you want clean air?
quote:
5- Do you want clean water?
quote:
6- Do you believe the USA is doing it's part in reducing CO2?
Why would a person feel the need to have answers to questions like these? Do conservatives not live on the same planet as everyone else, their kids, their family? It's the same marxist/socialist/democrat tactic of demonizing those they disagree with.
The disagreement is not over the questions you ask, as you can see in the answers. The dispute is whether the answer lies in the government taking ever more control of our lives through regulation and taxation, when the problem/crisis may be one that has been manufactured by the very government who wants trillions of dollars, and the power to cripple hundreds of industries, from the taxpayers who depend on many of these same industries for their quality of life, and livelihood.
Posted on 6/2/17 at 7:47 am to MButterfly
Yes x6.
The problem with Progressives trying to run environmental projects is they're too willing to sign onto something as long as it just sounds good (the Paris Agreement, for example), regardless of whether it's actually a good agreement or not. It's like being a part of the Democratic Party, your very name implies that the core value of the party is that every vote is equal but the reality is that they go so far as to have "super delegates" who can decide a primary over the will of the rest of the voters.
The problem with Progressives trying to run environmental projects is they're too willing to sign onto something as long as it just sounds good (the Paris Agreement, for example), regardless of whether it's actually a good agreement or not. It's like being a part of the Democratic Party, your very name implies that the core value of the party is that every vote is equal but the reality is that they go so far as to have "super delegates" who can decide a primary over the will of the rest of the voters.
Posted on 6/2/17 at 7:53 am to MButterfly
Concur with all of the above.
And if you do fish (BTW Saturday is free fishing day in Texas--no license required on this one day alone), don't toss your fishing line into the lake. Those weird-looking pipe things are fishing line disposal containers (I learned that at a sea turtle rescue facility in the Keys).
And if you do fish (BTW Saturday is free fishing day in Texas--no license required on this one day alone), don't toss your fishing line into the lake. Those weird-looking pipe things are fishing line disposal containers (I learned that at a sea turtle rescue facility in the Keys).
Posted on 6/2/17 at 7:53 am to MButterfly
Yes X 6
Do humans impact their environment? Absolutely.
To the apocalyptic extent that the alarmists claim? Don't know yet. I may never know in my lifetime.
I believe clean energy technology will continue to have breakthroughs over the years and will become increasingly more viable in the future. We'll get there. What I'm not for is crippling ourselves in the present for something may happen in the future. There are far too many variables in that equation.
Do humans impact their environment? Absolutely.
To the apocalyptic extent that the alarmists claim? Don't know yet. I may never know in my lifetime.
I believe clean energy technology will continue to have breakthroughs over the years and will become increasingly more viable in the future. We'll get there. What I'm not for is crippling ourselves in the present for something may happen in the future. There are far too many variables in that equation.
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