Re: OT Re: Joke of the Decade: Liberated Systemd
CrudeSausage <[email protected]>
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On 2026-06-24 6:14 a.m., The Natural Philosopher wrote: > On 24/06/2026 02:54, CrudeSausage wrote: >> The mere fact that Carlos believes that it is wrong to think terrible >> things of the left, the people who think it is alright to murder >> anyone who disagrees with them, and who invited millions of murderous >> rapists from Africa to take over our societies, is enough to deserve a >> permanent place in my filter. > > Carlos is not a bad person. He just thinks he is right. Because all the > people he know think the same way. > > Bandar Log-ic > > "We all say i, so it must be true". > > He has never stopped to seriously think about any of it. > > Fire example I too, took global warming for granted, till the windmills > started to appear. > As a fully qualified electrical engineer and experience of accountancy > and finance, I couldn't believe what I was seeing. You only needed to do > a few calculations on the back of an envelope to see that of all the > most useless ways to reduce atmospheric CO2, windmills and solar pane > > No one ever did that back of the envelope calculation, not till recently > anyway. > > > And then the EU, bless its corrupt little cotton socks, ruled that > instead of a carbon tax, on fuel, there would be a 'renewable > obligation' thereby ruling out the most obvious and cost effective route > to decarbonisation. Nuclear power. > > At that point I realised that 'renewable' energy at least, and quite > possibly 'man made climate change' itself, were politically and > commercially convenient lies. > > They had to be, after Al Gore called it all an inconvenient truth And he > was a politician... All I can say for sure is that if ever something were truly an urgent problem, humanity would find an appropriate solution. Wind power fixes nothing, but creates a new problem in its constant need for de-icing and use of fossil fuels to do so. Solar power fixes nothing, but creates a new problem in its unrecyclable panels. If fossil fuels really do cause a significant issue for the world, a more realistic solution will emerge... and no, nuclear isn't it either. -- CrudeSausage M4 MacBook Air