Re: Trump’s post at left, is it possible that he simply ignores you because you’re criminally insane?
When I was a little boy, my maternal grandfather told me never to argue with a crazy person, which made a great deal of sense to me, and it’s advice I’ve followed all my life.
Worth 60 seconds of your life? I think so.
Here’s a short video in which a local news meteorologist from Florida apologizes to viewers for his inability to predict weather, including as an example, the point and time at which a certain hurricane is going to make landfall. As the culprit, he points to government cuts in spending on things like weather balloons and other technologies that save lives, as if there is a higher purpose, implying that Floridians’ lives are expendable.
Part of me wonders what he’s doing now. Selling cars? Landscaping? Serving time in El Salvador? He couldn’t possibly be excused for implying that the Trump/Musk team is sentencing uncountable numbers of Florida’s citizens to violent deaths.
Wow, that’s a tough question.
Btw, have you ever heard of the U.S. Constitution?
To the reader who sent me this meme:
There are really only two types of Americans. Those who see this and say:
a) “Yeah! Trump kicks ass for all his rich white supporters. He’s not woke, and nothing else matters.”
or
b) “This is the type of criminality that we see in dictatorships on Earth, and the fact that it’s risen to the top echelon of the United States is a catastrophe for every American citizen, and all other people around the globe.”
At left is an invitation to a webinar on the false narratives put forth by the fossil fuel industry:
Carbon capture and sequestration, challenges with lithium, controversy surrounding climate change, lack of reliability of solar and wind, dangers of nuclear, America’s need for energy independence/our nation’s need to start drilling for our own oil, no need to protect the arctic, etc.
Then, of course, there are the BS claims made over the last half century that Big Oil is earnestly working on biofuels and/or hydrogen.
In response to the reader’s question here, I would suggest joining me and the ranks of people who read and write on matters of environmental responsibility.
I got on board here after a 27-year career as a marketing consultant. During my tenure, I never supported products that were harmful, e.g., weapons, poisons, cigarettes, junk food, etc. But did I make the world a better place by helping Hewlett-Packard sell more minicomputers than IBM? I doubt it.
Here, I make a difference, and you can too.
The quote here has been attributed to everyone but Betty Crocker, which, one might suppose, is why it’s such a good point.
Especially now, get involved.
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