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You haven't given a single response to support any of the virtue signalling plan. The transition, the infrastructure, the plan on how we are going to compete world wide with new energy, how to pay for social services, health care. We can assume you have not bought an EV, spent $40000 to switch your home over to solar, and stopped all plane travel. However a ride around town on the trudeau band wagon seems at the forefront of change.fluffy wrote: ↑Oct 2nd, 2023, 3:29 amThe time for us all to contribute started a long while ago. The science of human caused global warming was there in the 1950s, but got brushed aside for the sake of profits and convenience. Nobody listened. Now look where we are, and people are still advocating for business as usual, some even want more business.
People are far ahead of dream land virtue claiming. They seek actual constructed, educated, professionally structured policy and plans. Achievable through measurement, not promises to balance the budget by 2018.
There is obviousily two specific groups of people, those that know how to achieve, will set an example, be realistic with the expectations and those that only have involvement if they get to do nothing but claim to be on the band wagon. Trudeau people.
Smith is exactly what is needed for a realistic approach, thats is why she is the leader of the province and Notley is not. Same reason trudeau has destroyed the liberalist movement for decades to come.
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So you don't think the effects of climate change are going to get worse ? You don't think that what we do today will have repercussions years and decades down the road ?
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Are you going to answer the questions above or just give a typical politician response ?
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- Buddha of the Board
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Whether or not the effects of climate change "get worse" (note the vague but alarmist terminology) depends largely on whether we start preparing sensibly for the most likely negative effects of a changing climate, or continue mindlessly pouring our resources into environmentally destructive and economy-destroying efforts to control CO2 emissions to "control climate change". Destroying the environment and the economy to prevent catastrophe is akin to tossing people into a volcano to prevent catastrophe. It makes no sense.
Of course what we do today will have repercussions years and decades down the road. We're already seeing the direct effects of climate change alarmism on the global environment, the Canadian environment, and the Alberta environment and the global economy, the Canadian economy, and Alberta's economy - thanks to gullible people mindlessly targeting Alberta's natural resources thinking they must do so for the greater good.fluffy wrote:You don't think that what we do today will have repercussions years and decades down the road ?
Alberta is refusing to "call uncle", thank goodness, standing up and roaring "enough". Good on them!
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In 1971, "the science" was Dr. Stephen Schneider et al telling us to prepare for the coming ice age. Indignant the government wasn't taking him seriously, he switched gears when "the science" made it more convenient to prevent CAGW. Great marketing plan for him. Bad outcome for us - and Alberta has had enough of it.fluffy wrote: ↑Oct 2nd, 2023, 3:29 amThe time for us all to contribute started a long while ago. The science of human caused global warming was there in the 1950s, but got brushed aside for the sake of profits and convenience. Nobody listened. Now look where we are, and people are still advocating for business as usual, some even want more business.
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Why would they? The "effects" of the climate changing naturally are not going to "get worse".
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rustled wrote: ↑Oct 3rd, 2023, 6:21 am
Of course what we do today will have repercussions years and decades down the road. We're already seeing the direct effects of climate change alarmism on the global environment, the Canadian environment, and the Alberta environment and the global economy, the Canadian economy, and Alberta's economy - thanks to gullible people mindlessly targeting Alberta's natural resources thinking they must do so for the greater good.
Alberta is refusing to "call uncle", thank goodness, standing up and roaring "enough". Good on them!


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To what end? Sounds like everyone has already made up their minds, doesn't it ?George Orwell 1984 wrote: ↑Oct 3rd, 2023, 5:52 am Are you going to answer the questions above or just give a typical politician response ?
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Until there can be sound coherent argument made for continuing to waste hundreds of billions of dollars "fighting" this unproven potential menace, there's not much more to say. Axe the tax, and all the lunatics who think the sky is falling due to some unproven scientific hypothesis can move to Venezuela.
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Look at that Canadian (ALBERTA) output of oil to INCREASE 375,000 barrels
https://www.castanet.net/news/Business/ ... ort#450419
I love Alberta oil , you should too
https://www.castanet.net/news/Business/ ... ort#450419
I love Alberta oil , you should too
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Great news - Canada gets even more oil revenue to fund our insanely high social welfare programs. Great job. All the while making Bowl-cut boy Guilbeault and his army of idiots and lunatics angry. Great!George Orwell 1984 wrote: ↑Oct 4th, 2023, 3:39 pm Look at that Canadian (ALBERTA) output of oil to INCREASE 375,000 barrels
https://www.castanet.net/news/Business/ ... ort#450419
I love Alberta oil , you should too
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Re: Alberta
Answer that yourself, please. Can anything be done today to help?? And then describe what you have done. See something that many of you bring into this is the complete lack of examples. If every liberal did what they want others to be forced to do would it make a difference??? There are maybe 30 % of people virtue signalling along with Trudeau, yet non have done a single thing to start the change. You see the problem?
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Puh-leeze. The arguments are legion, vastly outnumbering the denial quackery that continues to rear its ugly head.The Green Barbarian wrote: ↑Oct 4th, 2023, 10:55 am Until there can be sound coherent argument made for continuing to waste hundreds of billions of dollars "fighting" this unproven potential menace
https://eand.co/the-age-of-ignorance-cc59e8d08521
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