Eric Cartman wrote: » So moving forward. As a middle class meat eater who drives a large SUV everywhere who is completely unwilling to pay a single cent more in tax , how can I help the planet without changing anything I do. I am ok with others who are not in my scenario having to change.
Tell me how wrote: » Please. Proper referenced information would be a novelty. I doubt you'd recognize it after your effort earlier.
Tell me how wrote: » SafeSurfer wrote: » Attention being shone on everyone’s activities? You mean the elites guilt tripping ordinary workers and increased attacks on personal freedoms through coercive taxation? Gees, if only we could decide who could make decisions on our tax regime....
SafeSurfer wrote: » Attention being shone on everyone’s activities? You mean the elites guilt tripping ordinary workers and increased attacks on personal freedoms through coercive taxation?
Tell me how wrote: » Make sure to have a think to confirm you are ok with your grandchildren or their descendants having a tougher life because of the excess you are enjoying now. You'll be gone, it doesn't matter does it.
SafeSurfer wrote: » Did you vote for the Council of the European Union or the President of the EU or how about the EU Commission? The EU emissions targets imposed by an unelected regime on member states leading to sin taxes on carbon? Absolutely. Let’s put the imposition of carbon taxes on our citizens to a referendum. Except the EU would not allow that would they?
Blueshoe wrote: » The youngsters should be out and about not staring at a screen eating crisps all evening. Might be a good thing. Humanity is getting fat and lazy. A bit of hardship could revitalise the species.
Tell me how wrote: » Sounds like a well thought out strategy. You've me convinced anyway. Maybe start with Eric and the SUV he drives everywhere.
Tell me how wrote: » SafeSurfer wrote: » Did you vote for the Council of the European Union or the President of the EU or how about the EU Commission? The EU emissions targets imposed by an unelected regime on member states leading to sin taxes on carbon? Absolutely. Let’s put the imposition of carbon taxes on our citizens to a referendum. Except the EU would not allow that would they? I voted for representatives to vote on my behalf to fill those positions. Did you vote specifically for each ministerial position or rely on the elected members of Dail Eireann figuring it out?
SafeSurfer wrote: » That old hoary chestnut of an apples and oranges comparison again. Ministers are appointed but are also elected in their own right and are ultimately answerable to the electorate. What electorate is a Jean Claude Junker or Ursula Von der Leyen answerable to. Please tell us?
Tell me how wrote: » SafeSurfer wrote: » That old hoary chestnut of an apples and oranges comparison again. Ministers are appointed but are also elected in their own right and are ultimately answerable to the electorate. What electorate is a Jean Claude Junker or Ursula Von der Leyen answerable to. Please tell us? Given the roles they occupied, the electorate of the European Union via their heads of state. Between Brexiteer mentality, no interest in positive action on climate change, Trump cheering, all we're missing is a shout out for Peter Casey for a full house. It's really all too stereotypical.
SafeSurfer wrote: » So at least reluctantly you are admitting the people imposing climate taxes on us are not elected and are not answerable to any electorate. Another way of saying this is that they don’t have a mandate.
Tell me how wrote: » SafeSurfer wrote: » So at least reluctantly you are admitting the people imposing climate taxes on us are not elected and are not answerable to any electorate. Another way of saying this is that they don’t have a mandate. Wrong. Again. You're consistent anyway.
SafeSurfer wrote: » Well I have studied the European Union under a respected author on the subject, you might even say an expert and the democratic deficit at the heart of the EU is really “a thing”. Ask Greta about it maybe when you take a break from full time online advocacy.
Tell me how wrote: » SafeSurfer wrote: » Well I have studied the European Union under a respected author on the subject, you might even say an expert and the democratic deficit at the heart of the EU is really “a thing”. Ask Greta about it maybe when you take a break from full time online advocacy. Sure you did. So respected you didn't mention their name. Sounds legit alright. What are you, part of a tag team to try to discredit her? You got the night shift did you?
Portsalon wrote: » 1. Get a vasectomy. 2. Give your 8th preference to a Green candidate in all future elections. 3. Stop spitting your used chewing gum out the window of your SUV.
Tell me how wrote: » Sure you did. So respected you didn't mention their name. Sounds legit alright.What are you, part of a tag team to try to discredit her? You got the night shift did you?
Eric Cartman wrote: » sweet, I now have an avenue to pursue my dream and become an eniroMENTAList
gozunda wrote: » . Its noticable tbh when you don't like another posters opinion who accuse them of everything up to and including invading Russia.
Jimmy Garlic wrote: » They are going to have a tougher life in the technocracy outlined in Agenda21 with a cradle to grave nanny state interfering with every aspect of their lives down to what they eat for breakfast, literally. Such socialist utopias only work well for and for the benefit of the con artists that run them, they would still be living like lords fattening themselves of the backs of the rest of us while delusional dreamer types such as yourself are eating lentil grule thinking your savings the planet.
Tell me how wrote: » At this point, part of me feels like saying enough is enough and just leaving ye to the circle jerk of faux righteousness and 'concerned' views of those who feel threatened by anything which either they don't understand or are afraid of. I know Stevie would prefer that seeing as he seems confused about how discussion forums work. Which is surprising given his post count in 6 weeks or so. Hmmm, what to do, what to do.....
Stevieluvsye wrote: » Don't let me stop you And with regard my post count, you'll find they are generally varied, not post, copy and paste like your good self
Tell me how wrote: » Sure Stevie, sure. Good luck in school next week. You had an enjoyable summer on here.
Tell me how wrote: » You're confusing me with someone else.At least that's all I can deduce from the above sentence which doesn't really make sense.
Jimmy Garlic wrote: » It has been confirmed that the aristocrat and the german skipper are to be flown home from New York after the stunt. Two new crew are to be flown to New York to sail the yacht back to Europe. I wonder how Greta will get back to Sweden, will Elton John send a private jet?
