Antonio Moss

[quote]His financial stance is only good for completely uneducated people though.[/quote] While I agree, I think this encompasses the vast majority of people....

[quote]He’s a far left zealot who hates normal Americans[/quote] He was pretty instrumental in calling out Duke’s bull shite when their lacrosse players were falsely accused of rape. ...

[quote]Porter, who has since been promoted to "executive superintendent," allegedly referred to the 1960’s Black Panther Party for Self Defense, when encouraging staff members to make the motion – telling them about her father’s involvement in the group.[/quote] How does this make it any better? ...

[quote]she was fired after refusing to participate in the cross-arm, "Wakanda forever" salute to Black power.[/quote] It’s so strange that a fictional account has become a source of racial pride. ...

[quote]Pretty tone deaf and naive given the current opioid epidemic. [/quote] Because prohibition is working wonderfully ...

[quote]Also, why do almost all homeless people have at least one dog? I mean you are on the street begging for food, why saddle yourself with another mouth to feed?[/quote] Are you questioning the decision-making skills of the homeless? ...

[quote]People on this board starting to love and praise China more and more everyday huh... go figure [/quote] It’s much less of a commentary on China and much more of a deficit of America. The same thing takes place in Japan and South Korea if those comparison are more to your tastes. ...

[quote]If half the country now has immunity and new cases are still accelerating at a rate that is double the United States, that's not a good sign.[/quote] Dumb. Of the new cases, only 6% of them are from people 60 years old or older - and the demographic is the one approaching 100% vaccinati...

[quote]I'm going to guess you don't work in industry? Because it was far from a minor inconvenience for the plants. It may have been a minor inconvenience for the consumers, simply because it didn't snowball like it did this time. [/quote] Clearly I was referring to consumers. ...

[quote]That must be why most of the world is now committed to moving away from nuclear and the number of nuclear plants shrinks annually—everyone except the energy wizards from the swamp is just too fricking stupid to understand how great nuclear is for everyone. [/quote] Sure, if you exclude the...

[quote]Renewables falling off was accounted for and planned for with the upcoming rolling blackouts. The rolling scheduled blackouts never happened due to NG plants freezing leaving 4.5 million houses without power for 3 days. [/quote] :lol: So one sectors total failure isn’t a problem but ano...

[quote]It’s come along twice since 2018. A ton of power plants, chemical plants, and refineries along the gulf coast went down during the 2018 freeze. It just got overshadowed at the time because there was so much damage to power lines from the snow build up causing tree branches to fall. (Also I th...

[quote]What happened here in Texas had nothing to do with renewables [/quote] I’m mean that’s just completely false. It’s fair to say that renewables weren’t the sole cause of the issue but it certainly was a significant component. ...

[quote]Though to make a scapegoat out of wind power in all this is silly. 10% of production going down didn't cause all of this[/quote] It’s higher than 10% but I agree that it isn’t an single source problem. And I’m not even sure it’s a “problem”. How much money should a state be willing to inve...

[quote]Nuclear is ruinously expensive and not profitable compared with other forms of energy. [/quote] :lol: Don’t tell that to the French. 75% if their energy production is nuclear and they make so much excess power that they sell it it neighboring countries for a lot of money. If leftists...

The windmills and solar panels were the first to fail. They are the most unreliable source in extreme weather but at this magnitude of a storm there was going to be failure and shortages regardless. The winterization argument is a bit ridiculous. This is an absurdly rare event for Texas. I don’t ...

Ah, I misread your OP. ...

[quote]Solar and wind failing caused the well heads, feed lines and instrumentation to freeze? Link? [/quote] It all failed because of extreme weather. How would it have been prevented?...

[quote]It’s a cherry picked chart. Motives are pretty clear. Renewables make up less than 20% or so of the market on their best days [/quote] 22% And that is a frickton of production to lose overnight....

[quote]Hunter said issues with water began after a citywide blackout Tuesday with no advance warning from Entergy that required water plants to switch over to generator power.[/quote] It seems like common sense that you would keep the hospital grids up...