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@Vtrivedy10 Yeah my thread finally crashed after 3 days

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@raefejenkins Yes you are, listen to people smarter than you next time

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@ccremke Which Nashville? 2013? 1913? 1789?

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@notaproviderMD Because these districts will not have black representation in Congress. Representation= power. No blacks represented in Congress = blacks having no power. Make sense?

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@ltgovmcnally Fiscal responsibility? Go fuck yourself

[Conor Rogers @conorjrogers]

No one is ready for the real solution to Gerrymandering:

A return to the Constitution's original standard of 1 Member of Congress for every 30,000 Americans, resulting in an 11,000-member House with city-council sized districts so small you can't Gerrymander them if you tried.

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@ProducerCities Something something ineffective liberal government something something conservative

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@JamesTate121 Bingo

[James Tate @JamesTate121]

I’ve never forgotten this, or trickle down economics. He and the GOP set us back generations.

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@RaySand17710097 @Electroversenet Yeah our Navy and NATO protect the assets of the oil companies which are majority owned by American oil interests. Accept the fact that if it wasn't for the century + tax incentives and direct subsidies, there would of been many different types of energy generation.

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@RaySand17710097 @Electroversenet Because the US and other countries have subsidized the market for the UK. When combining the subsidy and the cost Americans pay for our Navy and army to protect fossil fuel interests, it's easily the most subsidized industry on earth

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@BjornLomborg Now add up the tax incentives and direct subsidies to the fossil fuel industry since the 60s

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@1rustyrig @Electroversenet A drop in the bucket relative to the tax incentives and direct subsidies we have made to the fossil fuel industry

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@acidiclemon2 @Electroversenet It does matter, because accounts like this would have you believe the free hand of the market made this so, but in reality, governments have been entrenched by fossil fuel interests

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@AlwaysOnEnergy Does this include the 60 years of tax incentives and direct government subsidies into the price of natural gas and fossil fuels?

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@mattwridley Yeah they were the only game in town until the 60s, when photovoltaics and battery technology started commercializing. This was never an inevitably.

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@LLBiggers @shellenberger Just wait until you hear how much we have subsidized the fossil fuel industry

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@LLBiggers And just think if the west subsidized battery and photovoltaics in the 60s at the same level of fossil fuels what it would look like.