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They were not in power but heavily supported anti-nuclear. They also could have changed course now since they are in power and are heading all the relevant mini

by epups 3y ago

They were not in power but heavily supported anti-nuclear. They also could have changed course now since they are in power and are heading all the relevant ministries. I think it's fair to expect a party with this name to do better for climate change.

Krasnol 3y ago
I like how you admit in the first sentence that you don't care about the facts regarding the false blame and just blindly continue to do so. Meanwhile, without them, we wouldn't have almost half of our electricity generated by actually clean energy sources (renewables). They did a lot for climate change, and ignoring those facts in favor of false statements won't make it go away. It just makes those who spread those lies look stupid in the eyes of those who actually know the facts. The German taxpayer did a lot to push renewable energy for the whole world, and the movement was very much motivated by the Greens. You should thank them and not spit on them.
- epups 3y ago
  Two things can be true at once. The Greens may have pushed for renewables and helped in that regard, and they may have made a horrible choice when aggressively campaigning against nuclear energy. The former was possible without the latter, and this thread is definitely about the latter. All I know is that their current energy policy is a disaster and should be criticised, I couldn't care less about whether you think me and the entire world are paid shills for believing that.
  - Krasnol 3y ago
    You neither proved that what they did was actually horrible nor did you actually stop blaming them, even when they're not to blame for the outcome we see today. So what is this? Why are you keep doing this? This thread is a circle jerk fueled by false information created by a right wing influenced Astro-Turf. You swim with them, and you keep on putting more nonsense on top of it. Now their current energy policy is a disaster?? What? I bet you don't even know what their current energy policy actually is. You just whine because nuclear is gone. The result of decisions made and not made by all other relevant parties in Germany.

by epups 3y ago

Krasnol 3y ago

I like how you admit in the first sentence that you don't care about the facts regarding the false blame and just blindly continue to do so. Meanwhile, without them, we wouldn't have almost half of our electricity generated by actually clean energy sources (renewables). They did a lot for climate change, and ignoring those facts in favor of false statements won't make it go away. It just makes those who spread those lies look stupid in the eyes of those who actually know the facts. The German taxpayer did a lot to push renewable energy for the whole world, and the movement was very much motivated by the Greens. You should thank them and not spit on them.

epups 3y ago
Two things can be true at once. The Greens may have pushed for renewables and helped in that regard, and they may have made a horrible choice when aggressively campaigning against nuclear energy. The former was possible without the latter, and this thread is definitely about the latter. All I know is that their current energy policy is a disaster and should be criticised, I couldn't care less about whether you think me and the entire world are paid shills for believing that.
- Krasnol 3y ago
  You neither proved that what they did was actually horrible nor did you actually stop blaming them, even when they're not to blame for the outcome we see today. So what is this? Why are you keep doing this? This thread is a circle jerk fueled by false information created by a right wing influenced Astro-Turf. You swim with them, and you keep on putting more nonsense on top of it. Now their current energy policy is a disaster?? What? I bet you don't even know what their current energy policy actually is. You just whine because nuclear is gone. The result of decisions made and not made by all other relevant parties in Germany.