Category: Renewables – Politics

Here, Samuel L. Jackson provides a fresh insight into today’s Republican party.  It’s the polar opposite of the idea we all learned as children: live and let live. People who aren’t straight white Christian males are the enemy.  

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At 2GreenEnergy, we talk a great deal about the incredible transition in the politics of the Republican party of the United States. When I was growing up in the 1960s, Republicans were actually fairly sane people.  Nobody was trying to …

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A couple of facts, for those who still put a value on the truth: Trump has had little to nothing to do with work requirements and government sponsored supplemental nutrition, and more Trump voters every day are regretting their choices. …

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Good question John.  Thanks for asking.  A partial answer lies below.  

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As Aristotle said (plus or minus): Only people who do not seek power are qualified to hold it. In retrospect, the United States hadn’t gotten burned too badly until Donald Trump came along.    

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American workers who are facing agonizing and preventable deaths predominantly vote for the party that is condemning them to that horrible fate. That’s just one of the many disgusting facets of today’s life in the U.S.    

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Trump’s (fairly successful) attempts to divide America are just a means to the end of staying in power so as to be able to continue to loot the U.S. treasury. At this point, there are three essential factions in the …

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At left is how I feel about Trumpism.  I may be limited in how I can go about preventing it from entering the world, but I’ll be damned if it will happen through me.  

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Wonder who this “patriot” voted for.

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What we have at left is a continuation of the discussion: who is more disgusting? Trump or his voters? It’s an open question.  

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