Biden won Pennsylvania

[Eric Arthur Blair]

I hate how republicans think they are smart.

I love how leftists consistently over rate themselves and under rate everyone else.
I think it's called hubris.

 

[jc456]

biden was freaking out in the second half. trump did a much better job than last time but biden was still making up shit as he went.

And yet all the polls showed Biden winning solidly, so your opinion is clearly not shared by normal people.

I understand your panic. Trump had to win big here. This was his last chance. Instead, he lost.

You still around? You disappeared after I kicked your sorry ass. Quite simply, you ain’t got nothing

 

[Norman]

Biden:

"We will phase your lives out and whatever wasn't phased we will ship to China, in the case it can survive the lockdown. Fuck you and God Bless China."

This is winning?

 

[mamooth]

You still around? You disappeared after I kicked your sorry ass.

Really? I missed that. Can you show me where it happened? It must not have been much of an asskicking, if I didn't even notice. Have you tried using exercise to tone up your wildly flapping wrists?

Anyways, that deflection aside, it's not debatable that the American public saw Biden as the debate winner. All four random sample polls showed a solid Biden win. None showed a Trump win. That was bad for Trump. Being how far behind he is, he had to win big. Instead, he lost.

The polls all over aren't budging. Biden is way ahead, way ahead of where Clinton was. And you don't have a Comey waiting in the wings to throw the election. Your October surprise big lie blew up in your face. What do you have left?

 

[mamooth]

I love how leftists consistently over rate themselves and under rate everyone else.

It's your fault that we developed a superiority complex. Given how hilariously stupid and delusional you are, how could we not?

 

[skye]

biden was freaking out in the second half. trump did a much better job than last time but biden was still making up shit as he went.

And yet all the polls showed Biden winning solidly, so your opinion is clearly not shared by normal people.

I understand your panic. Trump had to win big here. This was his last chance. Instead, he lost.

4 more years!!! MAGA!

 

[skye]

First Barack Obama rallies for Biden in Pennsylvania, securing black turnout period now the very popular Bernie Sanders will rally for Joe Biden, securing the very important liberal vote.
You can't beat a united Democratic Party.
Biden just won Pennsylvania.

Sen. Bernie Sanders to campaign for Biden in Pittsburgh this weekend

With a little over a week to go until the election, Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders will make his return to Pittsburgh on Saturday as a surrogate for Joe Biden's...

www.post-gazette.com

I am going to end oil....joe biden.......just lost Pennsylvania, you dumb ass...

That correct!

Biden just lost Pennsylvania.

 

[Turtlesoup]

First Barack Obama rallies for Biden in Pennsylvania, securing black turnout period now the very popular Bernie Sanders will rally for Joe Biden, securing the very important liberal vote.
You can't beat a united Democratic Party.
Biden just won Pennsylvania.

Sen. Bernie Sanders to campaign for Biden in Pittsburgh this weekend

With a little over a week to go until the election, Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders will make his return to Pittsburgh on Saturday as a surrogate for Joe Biden's...

www.post-gazette.com

Oh yeah. As they say it ain't over till the fat lady sings and that old gal isn't even on the stage yet.

Only thing dems have left now is cheating and everyone knows they are cheating..............and Pelosi trying to steal the election by tying up the electoral votes which means the Supreme court rules----thankfully Gainsburg finally put the country first and left office because Roberts and the other 3 swamp libs would have with Gainsburg stolen the election for sure. Now atleast we have some sort of chance------

 

[AZrailwhale]

Yes! Run with Biden wants to kill energy jobs, but there's only like 150,000 of those!

Do you remember yours and the Republican position on saving General Motors?

Most conservatives wanted to let GM fail. Instead Obama took over, screwed the stockholders and propped up his union supporters.

 

[Issa]

Biden is a fucking poseur.....He hasn't lived in PA since he was a child.

Place of birth is place of birth.

 

[Billy000]

United.

heh.

#walkaway

You do know Russia created that hashtag right?

 

[Daryl Hunt]

First Barack Obama rallies for Biden in Pennsylvania, securing black turnout period now the very popular Bernie Sanders will rally for Joe Biden, securing the very important liberal vote.
You can't beat a united Democratic Party.
Biden just won Pennsylvania.

This shows you how much democrats want Pennsylvania. So why would Biden tell the nation he will ban fracking and end ALL fossil fuel use, oil and gas, in the US by 2025? That should thrill Pennsylvanians.

One small problem. He didn't say it. You are taking it out of context. So far out of context, it's a lie. Please stop lying.

 

[Beef_Supreme]

Ahhh. So if jobs in the lil industry were eliminated, it would only affect those jobs? Let’s say it is 150,000 oil workers. Ok.
So they are gone. What about the companies that build their drilling equipment? Pipelines? How will those businesses do? Are the people whom work at the iron works who build those pipes still going to have jobs? The people who build the heavy equipment? What about all the plastics that are made from that oil? Are we going to stop using plastic? What about all the fertilizer that is made from oil byproducts? Do we just stop eating food?
What about the asphalt we build roads on? Do we stop building roads, or go back to using concrete? What are those electric cars going to use for tires, since we won’t have anymore synthetic rubber? When those factories close who make these products, then what?
What about heating oil? Will all the libs in the north east freeze?
What about national defense? Are we going to run our jets, helicopters, tanks, destroyers, hummers, APC’s, etc in solar power? Maybe Tesla can build them for us, right? Oh shit, most modern vehicles are made from a shit load of plastics/rubber (aka oil byproducts).

Either we will completely change every aspect of our society, invent new ways to grow food, heat homes, defend our nation, no longer use any plastics, etc... or we will have to buy them from other countries (like China). We would completely destroy oureconomy, way of life, and make us completely dependent on foreign countries and vulnerable.

I could literally go on all day. So no, it’s not just 150,000 jobs. It’s way more, and it’s all of our lives.
Your short sightedness is mind blowing, but not unexpected.

 

[Synthaholic]

Ahhh. So if jobs in the lil industry were eliminated, it would only affect those jobs? Let’s say it is 150,000 oil workers. Ok.
So they are gone. What about the companies that build their drilling equipment? Pipelines? How will those businesses do? Are the people whom work at the iron works who build those pipes still going to have jobs? The people who build the heavy equipment? What about all the plastics that are made from that oil? Are we going to stop using plastic? What about all the fertilizer that is made from oil byproducts? Do we just stop eating food?
What about the asphalt we build roads on? Do we stop building roads, or go back to using concrete? What are those electric cars going to use for tires, since we won’t have anymore synthetic rubber? When those factories close who make these products, then what?
What about heating oil? Will all the libs in the north east freeze?
What about national defense? Are we going to run our jets, helicopters, tanks, destroyers, hummers, APC’s, etc in solar power? Maybe Tesla can build them for us, right? Oh shit, most modern vehicles are made from a shit load of plastics/rubber (aka oil byproducts).

Either we will completely change every aspect of our society, invent new ways to grow food, heat homes, defend our nation, no longer use any plastics, etc... or we will have to buy them from other countries (like China). We would completely destroy oureconomy, way of life, and make us completely dependent on foreign countries and vulnerable.

I could literally go on all day. So no, it’s not just 150,000 jobs. It’s way more, and it’s all of our lives.
Your short sightedness is mind blowing, but not unexpected.

You sound exactly like Democrats and Liberals did in 2009, arguing to save GM. What was the wingnut argument against it again?

 

[Sun Devil 92]

 

[JimBowie1958]

Lol, no one is even showing up for biden and o.

No one shows up to hear Obama speak in Philly…

www.citizenfreepress.com

Xiden is on the .....

 

[JimBowie1958]

 

[Daryl Hunt]

Ahhh. So if jobs in the lil industry were eliminated, it would only affect those jobs? Let’s say it is 150,000 oil workers. Ok.
So they are gone. What about the companies that build their drilling equipment? Pipelines? How will those businesses do? Are the people whom work at the iron works who build those pipes still going to have jobs? The people who build the heavy equipment? What about all the plastics that are made from that oil? Are we going to stop using plastic? What about all the fertilizer that is made from oil byproducts? Do we just stop eating food?
What about the asphalt we build roads on? Do we stop building roads, or go back to using concrete? What are those electric cars going to use for tires, since we won’t have anymore synthetic rubber? When those factories close who make these products, then what?
What about heating oil? Will all the libs in the north east freeze?
What about national defense? Are we going to run our jets, helicopters, tanks, destroyers, hummers, APC’s, etc in solar power? Maybe Tesla can build them for us, right? Oh shit, most modern vehicles are made from a shit load of plastics/rubber (aka oil byproducts).

Either we will completely change every aspect of our society, invent new ways to grow food, heat homes, defend our nation, no longer use any plastics, etc... or we will have to buy them from other countries (like China). We would completely destroy oureconomy, way of life, and make us completely dependent on foreign countries and vulnerable.

I could literally go on all day. So no, it’s not just 150,000 jobs. It’s way more, and it’s all of our lives.
Your short sightedness is mind blowing, but not unexpected.

You will go on and on anyway. You think you found a gotcha. It only is a gotcha to you Party of the Rumpers. Here is the future both near and far.

Like one person in here said, "the stone age didn't end due to the lack of stones.". But we did find alternative uses for those stones. Or I guess the Bronze Age was just a fad, right? It'll pass.

Near: Electric Cars and Trucks are taking over. By 2035, most cars light trucks and heavies will be all electric with a range of at least 750 miles and be able to refuel in less than 5 minutes. That will be doable by 2025. But the roads won't change, the basic construction of the vehicles and materials won't change so there will be some oil based products used. Now, whether the oil to make them comes from Crude, Shale or Coal will be determined later. But by 2035, almost all major auto and truck manufacturers will be producing strictly electric vehicles. The big savings is they aren't using Gas or Diesel. This is going to happen with or without you. The best thing we can do is to get with the program and help make it the least painful so it becomes a smooth transition.

Building Construction is already going Green. New buildings (commercial) are already being built to use less energy for heat, cooling and lighting. It really doesn't cost that much more to put solar panels in the place of roof panels. It doesn't make any sense to use single paned glass when you can use 3 layered thermal glass that is also able to stand direct hard hits. Or use enough insulation in the walls to get at least an R-45 factor. During the day, this type of building is a Negative Carbon building. Without adding Battery Fuel Cells for nighttime, it ends up being a Carbon Neutral Building. And we are doing it NOW. Add the storage battery packs (Tesla makes some really great ones and has a huge back log) it becomes a Carbon Negative Building. Meaning, it produces an excess of power and dumps the excess back into the power grid. Our VA Building is decades old. It would have been impossible to put on the Solar Panels on the Roof of the Building. What they did was, when they covered the parking lot (a lot of parking lot) they installed Solar Panels instead of Roofing Panels. And they installed Battery Storage Packs. They don't buy electricity anymore. They Sell Electricity or they break even. Can we retrofit Industrial Buildings to more energy efficient? Obviously we can. Do we need to wait for 2025? No, it's happening right now. The smart Capitalist is doing it already. But by 2025, it's going to even more prevalent with or without you. Again, we can fight it and delay it or we can help it along and bet the results faster, cheaper and no pain.

If that is all we do between now and 2035, that's a pretty damned good start and it's using the Technology available to us today. And, yes, doing the above things, will move energy requirements from on source to another and the old source is going to have to be retrained into the new Technology. The Stone Age Axe Maker had to learn how to make Bronze Swords.

 

[harmonica]

First Barack Obama rallies for Biden in Pennsylvania, securing black turnout period now the very popular Bernie Sanders will rally for Joe Biden, securing the very important liberal vote.
You can't beat a united Democratic Party.
Biden just won Pennsylvania.

Sen. Bernie Sanders to campaign for Biden in Pittsburgh this weekend

With a little over a week to go until the election, Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders will make his return to Pittsburgh on Saturday as a surrogate for Joe Biden's...

www.post-gazette.com

and???!!
OMG I'm going yo CRY like a baby and move to another country !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Beef_Supreme]

Ahhh. So if jobs in the lil industry were eliminated, it would only affect those jobs? Let’s say it is 150,000 oil workers. Ok.
So they are gone. What about the companies that build their drilling equipment? Pipelines? How will those businesses do? Are the people whom work at the iron works who build those pipes still going to have jobs? The people who build the heavy equipment? What about all the plastics that are made from that oil? Are we going to stop using plastic? What about all the fertilizer that is made from oil byproducts? Do we just stop eating food?
What about the asphalt we build roads on? Do we stop building roads, or go back to using concrete? What are those electric cars going to use for tires, since we won’t have anymore synthetic rubber? When those factories close who make these products, then what?
What about heating oil? Will all the libs in the north east freeze?
What about national defense? Are we going to run our jets, helicopters, tanks, destroyers, hummers, APC’s, etc in solar power? Maybe Tesla can build them for us, right? Oh shit, most modern vehicles are made from a shit load of plastics/rubber (aka oil byproducts).

Either we will completely change every aspect of our society, invent new ways to grow food, heat homes, defend our nation, no longer use any plastics, etc... or we will have to buy them from other countries (like China). We would completely destroy oureconomy, way of life, and make us completely dependent on foreign countries and vulnerable.

I could literally go on all day. So no, it’s not just 150,000 jobs. It’s way more, and it’s all of our lives.
Your short sightedness is mind blowing, but not unexpected.

You sound exactly like Democrats and Liberals did in 2009, arguing to save GM. What was the wingnut argument against it again?

“Saving GM” is a completely different argument than ending petroleum/oil drilling, exploration, refining, and usage.
Are you being facetious, or doninaxtually have to break down how this is nothing alike?

And yes, if GM went belly up, jobs would have been lost. I don’t think anyone denies that.what most people had a problem with was not saving jobs or even the company. It was the typical liberal solution to throw money at things and not fix the structural problems that people took issue with.