Rights and Obligations
The note at left lies at the crux of much of what is wrong in our world today. We, especially Americans, feel entitled to an ever-expanding set of rights (now, including the right to infect others with COVID-19). But we have little sense of obligation to those living around us–now, or in the future.
Only about half of Americans self-identify as “environmentalists.” The other half has very little concern about the quality of the planet available to our fellows, and even less about what we will be leaving for our grandchildren. Isn’t that astonishing?
Shortly after the launch of 2Green Energy 11 years ago, a number of people suggested that I do my own research into the theory of anthropogenic climate change. I explained that there are literally millions of manhours of work that has gone into this over the last 50 years, and reduplicating it would be impossible. 
The good news: Tesla’s largest charging station depot (aka “supercharger”) is currently being installed, with 56 stalls and a restaurant.
Over the past few years it’s become apparent that approximately 40% of American voters are either racists (covert or overt), or, at very least, perfectly comfortable with racism. To that end, they’re going to support Trump’s call to alter our schools’ textbooks to make our country’s racial history appear just, compassionate, and inclusive, where the precise opposite is true.
Exactly.
According to the reports we read, we expect to see a few things happen as we approach the election:
Here’s something that Ronna McDaniel, Chairperson of the Republican National Committee said the other day, capping it off with, “You can run, Joe, but you can’t hide.”
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Perhaps four years ago would have been a better time to make this point, but isn’t it amazing how this guy just spews out bald-faced lies?
Opponents of the Green New Deal says it’s too expensive.
