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>Energy resources are a Top 3 priority for our nation. Behind >security and education.
Yes, but living in the stone ages about the type of energy sources we need isn't progress.
>TIRED NARRATIVE.
Only to White males who are scared sh*tless at census estimates of the next 30 years. All you have to do is look outside your door (US). Minorities will outnumber whites soon, majority of them will be from south of the border...so now MEXICO is a problem (like central and south america don't send people here either). China has Billions of people and are our lien holders...CHINA IS A PROBLEM. Middle east terrorist are making it hard for oil men to get that oil and exploit it to Americans and 'progressives' want to kill the oil industry with safer, cleaner approaches to energy...GLOBAL WARMING IS A HOAX, WE WANT OUR OIL BACK, COAL, JOBS! A half-black man, Ivy league educated, married to a black woman with no baggage talks of hope and bipartisan change to improve the lives of ALL...LAW AND ORDER, BLACK ON BLACK CRIME, WHITE GENOCIDE!
The tired narrative is trickle down economics and expecting greedy 1 percenters to actually give a damn about American workers. Automation is going to be a HUGE wake up call for conservatives.
The guy they elected was producing over seas with no shame, under the guise the regulation forced his hand. Soooo, instead of making a few less million or billion dollars because you have to provide reasonable wages to US employees, you make TIES in China?
That to me is UN-American.
>Socially, economically and finacially.
Conservatives want to bend the constitution for their own self serving agendas which are all built around discrimination, narcissistic, self-aggrandizement and maintaining THEIR power over others. None of that equals social progress. And anything they do economically and financially is with the end goal to bilk the middle class, kill off the lower class and enrich the upperclass.
>Who me? I am a business owner and I own a home in a highly >suitable and desired US City. > >I was referring to the protestors who do not have jobs other >than to meddle in affairs of policy.
To assume someone who is protesting doesn't have a job is just silly. And protest has been a tried and true method of making voices heard in the US. Only a traitor to the spirit of free speech would deride the act.
> at captains of industry who are exploiting >>the world economy and technology to minimize human capital >in >>exchange for high profit margins. > >Not in AMERICA.
LMAO...EVERY company in America is engaging in some form of this. Are you not paying attention? Automation will kill jobs, outsourcing will kill jobs. No amount of deregulation or tax breaks with stop that. And realistically, why should we pander to people who actively seek to cripple the US economy for their own greedy ventures. To me, taking jobs over seas or purposely investing in automation to eliminate workforces (without investing in workers skillsets to maintain the human element) is inherently based in evil power aspirations.
But you continue live in that pretty lil shell of yours.
>>But sure...let's pursue some pipelines....YEEEEEHAAAAAAAW!!! > >Amen..
You'll probably get it, when it's too late.
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