Audie
Veteran Member
Traveling in western usa i saw coalStill, firing up this massive coal plant was not cool. Just my two cents.
trains 120 cars long.
If its a problem its a global one
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Traveling in western usa i saw coalStill, firing up this massive coal plant was not cool. Just my two cents.
See how USA took over territory from
Mexico and made the people second class in their own home.
Study the hidtoricsl boundsries of " Tibet "
and "China" and decide the true borders.
There is none.
Tibetans have lived under a repressive medieval
theocracy.
Quaint national geographic magazine stuff.
They are now integrating into a modern society
with the rest of China.
"Free Tibet" makes less sense than " free Texas".
Of course, I do not wish for a trade war. I would like any tariffs to be modest, fair and reasonable. I would like tariffs no higher than ten percent.Every action has a reaction
Which country is wonderful?
No, not those things.Always picking on China.
First because we were too weak, now
because we are too strong.
Everyone lives on blood soaked groundDepends on how one defines "wonderful." No country is perfect; some are just better in some ways than others.
Going by most human rights metrics, China wouldn't rank highly--although I'm sure it also has some good things, like any other country.
Everyone lives on blood soaked ground
That's because green tech is still no match for fossil fuel in terms of power and reliability.FTA: “China, under fire for approving new coal power stations as other countries try to curb greenhouse gases, has completed the first 1,000-megawatt unit of the Shanghaimiao plant, the biggest of its kind under construction in the country.”
China fires up giant coal power plant in face of calls for cuts
Indeed. And that's a dilemma. Jobs plus economic growth versus more negative impact on the environment.If this was the US, everyone would be applauding how many West Virginian coal miner jobs were being saved.
No, not those things.
It's too evil.
That's true to a significant extent.
Well, at least we have the ability to talk to folks from distant places and know their perspectives!
I always appreciate your insight, my friend.
Thanks.
But seriously, what land was not taken many times over, from those who had it before?
Even if Ameristan were to blame for China's evil traits,That would explain the opium wars,
American gunboats in our rivers,
the sacking of Beijing.
Teach them evil doers a lesson.
The opium was to calm us down, so less evil was done.
I heard about that.
Even if Ameristan were to blame for China's evil traits,
they're still evil. I give'm credit for one thing....making
Ameristan look good.
Our actions in China are pretty much commercial.Didnt agree " evil", or try to " blame".
If USA looks good for its actions in China
that is a very unfortunate way to see good.
Save for a few climate change deniers like Joe Manchin and Donald Trump, most anybody realizes burning coal causes harmful global warming.If this was the US, everyone would be applauding how many West Virginian coal miner jobs were being saved.
Not true here in Illinois where 77 percent of our energy is generated by carbonless sources of energy like nuclear power, solar power and wind turbines.That's because green tech is still no match for fossil fuel in terms of power and reliability.
Our actions in China are pretty much commercial.
But China's actions in China are troubling...no need
to detail them, eh.
Not true here in Illinois where 77 percent of our energy is generated by carbonless sources of energy like nuclear power, solar power and wind turbines.