MaggieMae
Reality bits
- Apr 3, 2009
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It's not about right or wrong, it's about government control. Screw the little guy. This cap and trade is about sticking it to the little guy. Do you think that the elitest are going to change their lifestyle because of cap and trade? The ones leading the charge are the biggest offenders of it. Al Gore just plants trees, and reaps millions from his "green companies". The libs really think it will cool down the world....that's just a freekin joke.
I don't think you fully understand what the bill is all about. It isn't just about taming global warming; it's about taming the coal-only solution to alternative energy when there are so many others that are only in the infant stages of development and need to be pursued as viable, cleaner options.
It's really adorable how naive you are, too bad you are allowed a vote. Solar and wind have been studied and used for decades, it's not a solution. Ethanol is not a solution. Government employees are not creative or technologically advanced, government will not solve anything. Obama is proving daily that he too is a naive little boy and is far from a leader, he is only good at buying votes from poor people and guilty white rich trash........ Hollywood is a great example.
Wake up and do some research, fool.
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Biomass, Waste-to-Energy, Waste Methane and Biofuels such as Biodiesel
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Microturbines and Distributed Power
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Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Power Research Continues
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Natural Gas Powered Vehicles Off to a Slow Start
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