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And unfortunately the people pushing for using anti-oil energy policy are implementing it it appears to gain more control over the general population, and to im
by loceng 2y ago
And unfortunately the people pushing for using anti-oil energy policy are implementing it it appears to gain more control over the general population, and to implement more authoritarian policy.
The fastest and non-violent way to achieve the most efficient results is through the relative free market, education and voluntary adoption - and through purchasing power, but not through forced purchasing power - nor nonsense tax policy like the "CO2 tax" on all fuel - and therefore all products and transport involved with production and distribution of all products vs. only having a CO2 tax specifically on products from countries who's CO2 emissions are increasing or skyrocketing; penalize weighted based on actual emissions; whether CO2 emissions are actually harmful or not, CO2 can be released without releasing polluting particulate - of which CO2 isn't pollution itself.
Edit to add: use your words folks.
- Slyfox33 2y agoOh give me a break. Renewable energy advocates are "authoritarian" now? Lmao. What will you guys come up with next.
- loceng 2y agoI could have been more careful with my language: it's the ones at the top, the ones positioning themselves to take lead positions and/or being positioned as useful puppets, manufacturing and weaponizing an ideological mob that doesn't care about or follow critical thinking to actually find out what the truth is, and how urgent or not urgent climate change is or how severe and how easily mitigable human impact on climate is. Are you familiar with the concepts of manufacturing consent, fear mongering, regulatory capture, turnkey authoritarianism, tyranny, etc?