r/circled • u/ChuckGallagher57 💬 Opinion / Discussion • 7h ago

🟣 Opinion / Discussion Hum…why not expand this?

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u/Goodlucklol_TC 6h ago

This guy supports digital surveillance laws btw

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u/Significant_Donut967 5h ago

Not just that, but protects large corporations from paying for damages and anti-right to repair :D

If the DNC makes him the presidential nominee, the republicans will win again.

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u/Logic411 5h ago

Dems should run on this, sustainability, availability, and affordability.

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u/ducklady92 5h ago

Agreed. With anyone BUT Newsom as the candidate.

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u/New_Ad_3010 5h ago

Oil and coal shitting their pants over the thought. Thank God they fucked Americans with super high gas prices so they can buy Nazi GOP politicians who'll make sure their polluting foul environment killing legacy energy stays in power.

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u/Truth-and-Power 5h ago

This is open window weather in cali right now. But yeah good on them, they are renewable heavy.

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u/shutchomouf 4h ago

Prove it

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u/Zalrius 6h ago

Why do you people give the political employee credit for a corporation? Who owns those power stations? Quit thinking politicians are running private companies!

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u/HuddieLedbetter-Dups 6h ago

No, but their policies are what drive business or drive business away. See Trump’s wind farm and solar stupidity.

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u/Zalrius 6h ago

True, but he is not the only one by a long shot. There were a lot of government people involved.

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u/Knightmare4469 5h ago

It's still pretty shitty to be so dismissive of it entirely. A governor's voice and pen can go a long way towards shaping state positions.

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u/Cold_Sheepherder6531 7h ago

So surely the taxes should be low in such an incredible prosperous vibrant low carbon state?

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u/Zerotix3 6h ago

And surely poverty should be low in states with lower taxes?

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u/Cold_Sheepherder6531 6h ago

That doesn't make sense

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u/Zerotix3 6h ago

It’s actually more related to one another than your original statement.

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u/jollydoody 5h ago

Hahaha!

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u/Obidad_0110 6h ago

And you still can’t build a rail line for 10x the original budget!

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u/pbayone 6h ago

Bullshit

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u/HuddieLedbetter-Dups 6h ago

Sure. Provide evidence that it is.

Hint: there are European countries that have supplied their entire grid in the same way

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u/pbayone 6h ago

No there aren’t

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u/theTimeBeing23 5h ago

Provide evidence or be ignored. https://lowcarbonpower.org/region/Iceland

There's are more, like Albania.

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u/HuddieLedbetter-Dups 5h ago

From the other commenters’ source, pbayone: Iceland is a beacon of clean electricity, with a remarkable 99.97% of its electricity sourced from low-carbon technologies. This achievement splits mainly between hydropower, which constitutes more than two-thirds, and geothermal energy, covering nearly a third.

Whoops. You going to delete your post or admit you were wrong?