Greenie Fascists Suing to Block Over 3500 Approved Drilling Leases- Doing the Dirty Work for the Big Guy

Wow, a Nazi Terrorist Traitor calling someone else a Nazi.
I called you a dumbass, not a NAZI, dumbass :lol:
You called the same person, in the same thread, a fascist and a NAZI. Which makes you look even dumber.
Dumbass
 
I called you a dumbass, not a NAZI, dumbass :lol:
You called the same person, in the same thread, a fascist and a NAZI. Which makes you look even dumber.
Dumbass

You are just trying to hide the fact that you are a Fascist Nazi Terrorist Traitor. Okay, you did it. I can't see you.
 
I called you a dumbass, not a NAZI, dumbass :lol:
You called the same person, in the same thread, a fascist and a NAZI. Which makes you look even dumber.
Dumbass

The Nazis were Fascists opposed to Liberal Democracy.
 
No, they were socialists opposed to liberal democracy. Thats why they destroyed it in Germany.
They opposed the Socialists in Germany not calling themselves Nazi. They supported the Fascist Franco in Spain in his war against the Socialist. They allied with the father of Fascism, Mussolini. Three compelling reasons why the German Nazis were Fascists not Socialist.
 
They opposed the Socialists in Germany not calling themselves Nazi. They supported the Fascist Franco in Spain in his war against the Socialist. They allied with the father of Fascism, Mussolini. Three compelling reasons why the German Nazis were Fascists not Socialist.
Yeah because that determines your ideology :lol:
You hacks are hilarious!
Britain gave franco hundreds of millions of dollars. Were they fascist? :lmao:
 
The replace oil with electricity, even though you can't recharge as fast as you fill a gas tank.
They replace functioning gas cans with non-functioning gas cans.
They replace roads with bike paths, even though many less people can ride a bike to work than drive a car.

As far as I know, they have never replaced a road with a bike path here in the US. Yes, they have widened certain roads to allow bike paths on either side of them, but those are few and far between, and in my opinion, there aren't enough of them. Yes, there are places where they have built bike only paths, but those have not replaced any existing roads. The only thing they have replaced is defunct rail road tracks that have been out of use for quite a few years (Rails to Trails). How do I know this? Because I've been an avid bicyclist since 1986. Matter of fact, there was a period of 10 years that I didn't have a car, but rather chose to ride a bicycle everywhere I went (and I was a monster when it came to bike racing. Been clocked at 66 mph going downhill, 53 mph while drafting off of a large truck, could hit 48 mph in the final sprints during races, and had a cruising speed of 20 to 25 mph. Have also ridden long distances, with the longest ride being from Jacksonville FL to Newport RI.)
 
As far as I know, they have never replaced a road with a bike path here in the US. Yes, they have widened certain roads to allow bike paths on either side of them, but those are few and far between, and in my opinion, there aren't enough of them. Yes, there are places where they have built bike only paths, but those have not replaced any existing roads. The only thing they have replaced is defunct rail road tracks that have been out of use for quite a few years (Rails to Trails). How do I know this? Because I've been an avid bicyclist since 1986. Matter of fact, there was a period of 10 years that I didn't have a car, but rather chose to ride a bicycle everywhere I went (and I was a monster when it came to bike racing. Been clocked at 66 mph going downhill, 53 mph while drafting off of a large truck, could hit 48 mph in the final sprints during races, and had a cruising speed of 20 to 25 mph. Have also ridden long distances, with the longest ride being from Jacksonville FL to Newport RI.)

They take a two lane road, add a bike lane and a divider. So two lanes become one lane, and 5 bikes an hour make 500 cars sit an extra 2-3 minutes, spewing whatever they spew.

NYC is forcing bikes on people, and unfortunately cyclists here don't think they have to follow traffic laws.
 
They take a two lane road, add a bike lane and a divider. So two lanes become one lane, and 5 bikes an hour make 500 cars sit an extra 2-3 minutes, spewing whatever they spew.

NYC is forcing bikes on people, and unfortunately cyclists here don't think they have to follow traffic laws.

Where are you at that they are doing that? I've been all over this country (many places on a bicycle) and have never seen that. All the bike lanes I've seen have been on roads that have been specifically widened to allow for bike lanes. I've never seen one where they cut the road in half. Most of the places just call a less traveled road a "bike route" without any extra lanes for the bikes. I think you're telling me a bunch of bullshit because you hate bikes.
 
Where are you at that they are doing that? I've been all over this country (many places on a bicycle) and have never seen that. All the bike lanes I've seen have been on roads that have been specifically widened to allow for bike lanes. I've never seen one where they cut the road in half. Most of the places just call a less traveled road a "bike route" without any extra lanes for the bikes. I think you're telling me a bunch of bullshit because you hate bikes.

How do you widen roads in NYC?

And I've done 6 5 boro NYC bike tours, (look it up) I just don't want to commute to work on a fucking bike.
 
And I've done 6 5 boro NYC bike tours, (look it up) I just don't want to commute to work on a fucking bike.

Commuting to work was one of the reasons I was well known and respected in all the commands I was at during my career in the Navy. Matter of fact, one time I took 2 weeks worth of leave and drove a rental car from Newport RI down to Jacksonville FL, left the car in Jacksonville and rode a bicycle back to Newport. There had been a change of command ceremony while I was on leave, and 2 days after I got back, the Chief told me that the LT wanted to see me. I walked into his office and asked what he needed. He asked me if I was the lunatic that just finished riding a bicycle from Jacksonville FL to Newport RI, and I responded "yes".

His next words to me were "Congratulations, you're my new PRT coordinator". That collateral duty helped me earn a lot of letters of commendation, as well as a Navy Achievement Medal. It also helped the LT because he had the strongest physical fitness program on the entire base because of me. He made LCDR after that tour.
 
Commuting to work was one of the reasons I was well known and respected in all the commands I was at during my career in the Navy. Matter of fact, one time I took 2 weeks worth of leave and drove a rental car from Newport RI down to Jacksonville FL, left the car in Jacksonville and rode a bicycle back to Newport. There had been a change of command ceremony while I was on leave, and 2 days after I got back, the Chief told me that the LT wanted to see me. I walked into his office and asked what he needed. He asked me if I was the lunatic that just finished riding a bicycle from Jacksonville FL to Newport RI, and I responded "yes".

His next words to me were "Congratulations, you're my new PRT coordinator". That collateral duty helped me earn a lot of letters of commendation, as well as a Navy Achievement Medal. It also helped the LT because he had the strongest physical fitness program on the entire base because of me. He made LCDR after that tour.

That doesn't respond to my statement about bike lanes in NYC and how they fuck with car traffic.

I NEVER commute into manhattan by car, when I commute by car it's because I'm going to a wastewater plant and the car commute is 1/2 and hour to 1 hour, while mass transit was 1-2 hours.
 
Yeah because that determines your ideology :lol:
You hacks are hilarious!
Britain gave franco hundreds of millions of dollars. Were they fascist? :lmao:


Goldberg admitted he wrote the book out of spite and moroonies like you believe it to be history.

 

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