ogc163
Superstar
Not surprising, and I'm not going to engage in some moral grandstanding about it either. People in general are short minded and have difficulty thinking about long term consequences.
68% of Americans Wouldn’t Pay $10 a Month in Higher Electric Bills to Combat Climate Change
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but it doesn't work like that in real life. corporations always pass on the cost.
KingJudah2
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People are dumb. How is a tax going to fix the environment
Perfectson
Banned
The planet will burn so just get used to it. Climate change is no longer a scientific issue, but rather a political one in the Information Age. You can’t win that argument because there are a 1000 counter points. It’s no different than flat earth and fake moon landing. The people convinced it’s not real will never be convinced otherwise.
Honestly the world just needs to burn. We live in a society run by psychopaths and inhabiated by sociopaths. It’s beyonf sickening.
Honestly the world just needs to burn. We live in a society run by psychopaths and inhabiated by sociopaths. It’s beyonf sickening.
Perfectson
Banned
How about people reduce their consumption?
Convince the chinese and indians to do that and then were getting somewhere
Ok cool man thanks for the reassurance
America is also a major polluter. Trump wanted out of the accord.
Perfectson
Banned
I understand your sarcasm , especially when you're discussing things you can't comprehend
This. Waste of my hard earned money.
LOL @ the phrasing of this poll. Most people in america can't even afford a $400 emergency right now while 3 of the richest families own more wealth than the bottom 150 million americans combined.
If they polled the people in scandinavia--where people on aggregate have significantly better living standard than americans--with this same question the overwhelming majority would say "yes" to paying $10 more for electricity to combat climate change.
If they polled the people in scandinavia--where people on aggregate have significantly better living standard than americans--with this same question the overwhelming majority would say "yes" to paying $10 more for electricity to combat climate change.
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True but us alone wont really reverse or stop much. The whole world needs to get on the same page and itll never happen
That doesn't mean we should do nothing. Id pay an extra 10.
I would if I knew that's where it was going but most people think it's a scam for the electrical industry to pocket money. Especially PG&E with their scummy corporation. I'm sure they're driving this more then anyone to make up revenue from the fukk up last summer. Scummy ass pieces of shyt that they are. PG&E probably going to raise our rates more anyways. Good thing I have solar and an energy efficient home.