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RE: Okay, a few questions about the Paris Agreement... - 6/7/2017 8:47:02 AM   
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That's what people said about Nixon -- the president can't know everything, what did he know, when did he know it . . .

Trump is a loose cannon. Always has been.

If you can't build, you smash.


Well....I will admit....while it's only by percentages....I am losing a bit of my love.

Yep. It's unfortunate.

For what it's worth, you're the exception here to his supporters, the rapid ones who also can't build so they do their best to smash.

I don't know where all this is going to end up. But I upped my 10% global stocks position to 50%, in case the US ends up in the doldrums for a few years.


Interesting that you admit that

Much of the pressure for signing that really bad treaty comes from mega corps who stand to rake in vast profits by raping the little guy out of his affordable energy, and all of the benefits derived from affordable energy

You know - affordable food, etc

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RE: Okay, a few questions about the Paris Agreement... - 6/7/2017 8:49:42 AM   
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LOL!

Not even close. Which is your planet again?

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RE: Okay, a few questions about the Paris Agreement... - 6/7/2017 11:07:21 AM   
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LOL!

Not even close. Which is your planet again?


Ever try "debating" without your fallacy crutches

I am exactly right. The little people suffer so the mega corps can grow their bottom line, you even admit yourself you are eager to cash in on their suffering





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RE: Okay, a few questions about the Paris Agreement... - 6/7/2017 11:34:15 AM   
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Have you?

Garbage in, garbage out.

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RE: Okay, a few questions about the Paris Agreement... - 6/7/2017 12:48:10 PM   
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Have you?

Garbage in, garbage out.


Constantly, idiot. All of the time, open your blind eyes some time

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The Paris agreement, committed to by the previous administration without Senate approval, set unreasonably harsh regulatory requirements at the expense of the American economy. Had the U.S. remained in the agreement, the outcome would have been shocking. Numerous studies have found that the burden of complying fell primarily on the American people with results ranging from job losses to increased electricity prices. In fact, some studies determined that the deal would have cost Americans nine million jobs and three trillion dollars...


All so you and Al Gore's pet corporations can make a buck on the backs of the poor

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RE: Okay, a few questions about the Paris Agreement... - 6/7/2017 12:51:02 PM   
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Damn. Well, we'll have to find a new way to rip you off.

But it's hard when Trump has taken all the good ones.

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RE: Okay, a few questions about the Paris Agreement... - 6/7/2017 12:55:37 PM   
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Damn. Well, we'll have to find a new way to rip you off.

But it's hard when Trump has taken all the good ones.


Invest in American crude like Al Gore

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RE: Okay, a few questions about the Paris Agreement... - 6/7/2017 12:58:11 PM   
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Or Green Energy like China

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RE: Okay, a few questions about the Paris Agreement... - 6/7/2017 1:02:01 PM   
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Damn. Well, we'll have to find a new way to rip you off.

But it's hard when Trump has taken all the good ones.


Are you really this pathetic in real life, or only on this board?

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RE: Okay, a few questions about the Paris Agreement... - 6/7/2017 1:03:36 PM   
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Emotional response

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RE: Okay, a few questions about the Paris Agreement... - 6/7/2017 1:10:16 PM   
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Emotional response


I'm a woman so...

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RE: Okay, a few questions about the Paris Agreement... - 6/7/2017 1:12:44 PM   
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Or Green Energy like China


No one and nothing is stopping you from investing however you want.

ETA, what you are demanding is that the government rape the poor (and everyone else) in the ass so that your pet corporation's stock goes up

Bernie sanders would be proud, as he kicks back in his air conditioned $600,000.00 mansion

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RE: Okay, a few questions about the Paris Agreement... - 6/7/2017 1:35:09 PM   
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Have you?

Garbage in, garbage out.


Constantly, idiot. All of the time, open your blind eyes some time

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The Paris agreement, committed to by the previous administration without Senate approval, set unreasonably harsh regulatory requirements at the expense of the American economy. Had the U.S. remained in the agreement, the outcome would have been shocking. Numerous studies have found that the burden of complying fell primarily on the American people with results ranging from job losses to increased electricity prices. In fact, some studies determined that the deal would have cost Americans nine million jobs and three trillion dollars...


All so you and Al Gore's pet corporations can make a buck on the backs of the poor

so, nobody has a credible citation of the details of how this would destroy our competiveness.
I didnt think so. But the welfare state Lamar Alexander had some pretty vague cockgargling.

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RE: Okay, a few questions about the Paris Agreement... - 6/7/2017 2:46:43 PM   
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Let me make this perfectly clear.

If I was in charge I would not agree to do anything or not to do anything. We are going to pollute, and we are going to do it until every USian is working and can afford a cars and clothes and all that shit. You people have had free rein on our markets for a long time and have profited greatly at our expense. Now comes payback time. It has been open season on the US consumer for too long.

And your numbers are irrelevant. You quote a figure on Chinese per captia CO2 emissions, well yeah they are lower. Know why ? While I have tried to educate people a little about China in that they got AC in their cars, the got highways and cities and all that and even with the bowl of rice a day they make they can pay their car insurace and all that, there is still a contingent of population which is pretty much in the dark ages.

Maybe you people think that the Chinese worker busts ass 29 hours a day and goes home on a one pedal bike with a flat tire but in the cities that is not how it is. It is just like here in many ways. Like we have a contingent of those who live in the hills and whatever, they got more. The last CO2 they emitted was last Thursday when they cooked the squirrel (or cat) they skewered out in the field. That and their donkey or cow farts.

China has X amount of manufacturing and trade centers, placed for easy access to trade routes, dat means ocean folks. Also, they are placed where it is easier to get to natural resources and other things, like being near an electric power plant. Sewage and so forth. Roads. They'll build a road for you, even let you name it as long as you provide jobs.

And China did not give a shit about the environment until people literally got sick. Like us, they are in it for the money. You weigh the costs, healthcare over scrubbing the air a bit, the scales tipped on them not long ago and they became more concerned about the environment. This is when the workers started getting sick. It is, in the end, all about money.

This is the kind of greedy scumbags that Trump can deal with. All they give a shit about is their money, their olady and kids and maybe their cars. And Trump alienating half the world, that is good.

As you know a fw states have made pot legal. Know why the feds can't make it legal ? Because of a treaty. In my opinion, and I believe this shared by the founders of this country, I believe that no treaty should have any effect on our domestic laws. To me that is an act of treason, of giving up part of our hard earned sovereignty. With Brexit, the Brits are learning this lesson.

Years ago a treaty was introduced for consideration dealing with weapons, guns. It was only supposed to deal with weapons manufactured here and shipped out overseas. But the smart people caught on to it and figured that certain things could be construed to limit our sovereignty and the full weight of the NRA and JPFO and whatever else went whole hog against it. Bottom line, if it can be made here anyone can stick it in a UPS box and send it anywhere they damnwell please.

This is like the federal regulations about growing wheat. See, in law, jurisdiction is not determined by lines on a map. The feds have little jurisdiction really unless state lines are crossed. But in commerce, iff you grow wheat, since there ARE people who grow wheat and it DOES cross state lines and has an effect on the economy, YOU, as a private individual, even just growing wheat for your own personal consumption, come under thousands of pages of regulations under federal code. I know how to fight that shit but you don't, and even if your lawyer does he won't do it because of his oath to the Bar.

Really, was there a treaty involved when the US got involved in WW2 ? Didn't need one, this MF is trying to take over Europe, HEY, my Grampa is there !

But now the US claims jurisdiction over the whole world. That claim is false.

T^T

As you know a fw states have made pot legal. Know why the feds can't make it legal ? Because of a treaty. In my opinion, and I believe this shared by the founders of this country, I believe that no treaty should have any effect on our domestic laws. To me that is an act of treason, of giving up part of our hard earned sovereignty. With Brexit, the Brits are learning this lesson.


Tell me how if a treaty is the law of the land, states can legalize pot, yet the US govt. can't ? I'd really like to know.

This is like the federal regulations about growing wheat. See, in law, jurisdiction is not determined by lines on a map. The feds have little jurisdiction really unless state lines are crossed. But in commerce, iff you grow wheat, since there ARE people who grow wheat and it DOES cross state lines and has an effect on the economy, YOU, as a private individual, even just growing wheat for your own personal consumption, come under thousands of pages of regulations under federal code. I know how to fight that shit but you don't, and even if your lawyer does he won't do it because of his oath to the Bar.


The wheat industry alone has been sucking $40 billion in subsidies in less that 20 years off the federal tit, so if they don't want the regs...stop sucking.

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RE: Okay, a few questions about the Paris Agreement... - 6/7/2017 2:57:15 PM   
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Beware of picking on China; they own us.
China holds the notes on the majority of our national debt.
China has taken over being the manufacturing center for the world and most of what we have is built with Chinese made parts if not totally made in China or made by a Chinese manufacturing partner.
7 out of 10 Chevrolet cars are made in China. Nissan and Toyota make more cars in the U.S. than GM these days.

The major problem with China is that they don't play by the same rules hence the default manufacturer for most of the west.

Soc. sec. holds more US debt. than the Chinese. And since when and how does China 'own' the US ? They only 'own' about 10% of total US federal debt.

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RE: Okay, a few questions about the Paris Agreement... - 6/7/2017 3:29:28 PM   
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Or Green Energy like China


No one and nothing is stopping you from investing however you want.

ETA, what you are demanding is that the government rape the poor (and everyone else) in the ass so that your pet corporation's stock goes up

Bernie sanders would be proud, as he kicks back in his air conditioned $600,000.00 mansion

1) I wasn't aware I was demanding anything.
2) I wasn't aware I had a pet corporation.
3) Good for Bernie--I'm not jealous of those doing well.

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RE: Okay, a few questions about the Paris Agreement... - 6/7/2017 3:43:17 PM   
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Bernie has 3 homes. His newest is the smallest.

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RE: Okay, a few questions about the Paris Agreement... - 6/7/2017 3:47:16 PM   
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Beware of picking on China; they own us.
China holds the notes on the majority of our national debt.
China has taken over being the manufacturing center for the world and most of what we have is built with Chinese made parts if not totally made in China or made by a Chinese manufacturing partner.
7 out of 10 Chevrolet cars are made in China. Nissan and Toyota make more cars in the U.S. than GM these days.

Well not quite. The majority of the national debt is held by US citizens and institutions (which is why defaulting, as some fantasize, would not only be a trade disaster, but would also bring domestic economic havoc).

Of foreign investors, China is the next largest US debt holder, followed by Japan, Belgium, the Caribbean banking centers, and oil exporters.


I'm not sure why exactly but, every economist always says "but that's different debt"...maybe because as a local...you only own 20 or 200K in debt....sovereigns own billions so...when they sell...it makes a dent.

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RE: Okay, a few questions about the Paris Agreement... - 6/7/2017 3:56:04 PM   
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Bernie has 3 homes. His newest is the smallest.

Bernie's a good man. He deserves it. I glad he's doing well.

I have two homes. I'd like to get a third in the Adirondacks.

And a fourth in a warm/tropical area, but my partner and I don't agree on where. She likes Florida, and I'd prefer San Diego or the Virgin Islands (or something like them).

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RE: Okay, a few questions about the Paris Agreement... - 6/7/2017 3:58:20 PM   
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Beware of picking on China; they own us.
China holds the notes on the majority of our national debt.
China has taken over being the manufacturing center for the world and most of what we have is built with Chinese made parts if not totally made in China or made by a Chinese manufacturing partner.
7 out of 10 Chevrolet cars are made in China. Nissan and Toyota make more cars in the U.S. than GM these days.

Well not quite. The majority of the national debt is held by US citizens and institutions (which is why defaulting, as some fantasize, would not only be a trade disaster, but would also bring domestic economic havoc).

Of foreign investors, China is the next largest US debt holder, followed by Japan, Belgium, the Caribbean banking centers, and oil exporters.


I'm not sure why exactly but, every economist always says "but that's different debt"...maybe because as a local...you only own 20 or 200K in debt....sovereigns own billions so...when they sell...it makes a dent.

It is different debt but that's not why -- a sizable chunk is held by US government agencies. If you take that out, the remainder gives you different numbers, obviously. But it doesn't change the point we were discussing: US citizens still own the government agencies collectively, and their loss would fall on us collectively. And private US citizens and institutions still hold a large chunk of that US debt.

Foreign nations (total) still hold only 32.5% of the national debt.

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