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Can we get this kind of common sense in the USA?
01 January 2024, 18:53
jeffeossoCan we get this kind of common sense in the USA?
Pierre at least has interesting talking points
https://youtube.com/shorts/Jxd...?si=zfmzmuHh38D8t5hY01 January 2024, 20:19
Mike MitchellI see this argument over and over again. Apparently, if you are a world leader worried about climate change, you are required to travel by wagon train.
It's cute and pithy and, it's stupid.
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02 January 2024, 09:08
Grizzly Adams1He's leading in the polls, with any luck he'll be our next prime minister.
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02 January 2024, 10:56
Bivojquote:
Originally posted by Mike Mitchell:
I see this argument over and over again. Apparently, if you are a world leader worried about climate change, you are required to travel by wagon train.
It's cute and pithy and, it's stupid.
Supposedly leading by example is what we require from leaders?
I think that’s damn good idea
Look at Kerry and Gore…carbon hogs telling us what’s good for us…my ass
Nothing like standing over your own kill
02 January 2024, 11:52
shanksponyquote:
Originally posted by Mike Mitchell:
I see this argument over and over again. Apparently, if you are a world leader worried about climate change, you are required to travel by wagon train.
It's cute and pithy and, it's stupid.
When covid hit, we all had to lock down. we were told to treat it seriously, and by and large we did. we might not have all liked it. but we treated it seriously and found ways to do business, conduct meetings and talk too our families. All from our homes.
Is Climate change worse? is it a bigger existential threat to humanity that the virus we survived?
Because if it is, then a politician who actually says, no im staying home and will be there on line might just be the wake up call needed.
02 January 2024, 17:32
Bill/OregonI know who I would vote for if I were a Canadian.
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02 January 2024, 18:38
SaeedIf anyone even thinks, for one second, that a politician makes sense, one is just too stupid to vote!
02 January 2024, 20:15
Macs Bquote:
Originally posted by Saeed:
If anyone even thinks, for one second, that a politician makes sense, one is just too stupid to vote!
Spoken like a true subject of an unelected leader, in a country without true elections by of its subects.
Macs B
U.S. Army Retired
Alles gut!
02 January 2024, 20:42
Saeedquote:
Originally posted by Macs B:
quote:
Originally posted by Saeed:
If anyone even thinks, for one second, that a politician makes sense, one is just too stupid to vote!
Spoken like a true subject of an unelected leader, in a country without true elections by of its subects.
I sincerely hope we NEVER have elections!
You are setting a fantastic record in “democracy”!
02 January 2024, 21:42
LHeym500quote:
Originally posted by Bivoj:
quote:
Originally posted by Mike Mitchell:
I see this argument over and over again. Apparently, if you are a world leader worried about climate change, you are required to travel by wagon train.
It's cute and pithy and, it's stupid.
Supposedly leading by example is what we require from leaders?
I think that’s damn good idea
Look at Kerry and Gore…carbon hogs telling us what’s good for us…my ass
I do not see any reason for the Prime Minister of Canada to be giving speeches in the Stste of New York.
03 January 2024, 00:33
shanksponyI do wonder at how much of the world travel is part of politicking for the voters at home.
look popular with world leaders to be popular with your voters. I mean we have the crazy situation where our leaders regularly show up on shows like Colbert.