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Originally Posted by aerohead
Would you want to flesh out those comments a bit more?
The Polish may have more on the ball than you give 'em credit for.I was there for awhile in 1997,and was favorably impressed with what I saw.
Perhaps Macron 'has a pair' and is willing to use them,rather than swallow a politcal-correctness tablet every time policy comes up.
There's a lot at stake.
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It's easy for "people" to say "just leave it in the ground" (the 100,000 protesting at the current world climate meeting in Poland) when they have no understanding of the relationship between energy/ economy/ population.
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And then when "people" are faced with the economic hardship of forcing the market (carbon tax) to encourage just leaving it in the ground, you get the opposite protest.
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A carbon tax, which I am for, is a tax on 90% of our (virtual) workers and will wreck the economy unless it is done with a progressive give back to the poor and middle class.