>>10

Shouldn't that photo have a prisoner number along the bottom edge?

>>10

Shillary really is the worst candidate ever.

Hilly The Democrat packed her bunk
And said goodbye to the circus
Off she went cos of Trumpety Trump
Trump Trump Trump

The only thing I'm really concerned about is Trump's energy and climate change policies.
Backing out of the latest initiative might be disasterous. I hope he finds a way to work with them.
Also, support of coal. Natural gas I can see. Coal is just fucking retarded. Coal is a disaster, even if you're a dumbfuck who wants to unironically work in a coal mine down in West Virginia.

>>16

Mainly because even if you get those jobs back, coal especially is going to be gone in 50 years. Not only is it probably the worst job environmentally, but it's the worst industry from a job security perspective.

>>17

Trump is kind of like those paranoid basement dwellers about climate change, the office will fix 'im up. I mean, if some random dude tells you something will happen and you dont believe him because you dont believe his sources that's one thing, if you own the machines, and the machines YOU OWN tell you your whole nation is dying in 100 years if you don`t cut consumption, you will.

>>18
>Implying all pollution isn`t externalities and thus economically unsound

>>16

Why be concerned about Trumps climate change policies? The Earths climate has always changed, is always changing, trying to measure human impact is like trying to to calculate the effect of a fart in a hurricane. We have accurate records over what 300? 350 years? Plus some guesswork based on ice core samples?

Climate change happens, sure, I just look at the shit thrown in the atmosphere by Krakatoa or Mt St. Helens and think that human efforts are puny in comparison.

As it is currently configured, the climate change agenda is nothing to do with muh environment and everything to do with attempting to commoditize, and therefore monetize, the very air we all breathe. From the viewpoint of the insatiable maw of Statist entities this is a good thing, as once it is monetized it can be taxed!

Has Fukushima been fixed yet?

>>21
>the earth's climate has always changed

Currently it's out of cycle thanks to primates who are pumping gasses that trap additional heat in the atmosphere. That doesn't mean that it will necessarily stay warm, but global average temperature is rising thanks to the primates.

>Krakatoa

Krakatoa released 20 million tons of sulfur into the atmosphere. China releases 7 tons per person per year.

Again, if you don't think organisms have the capacity to change the climate dramatically, you are delusional.

I know that you're just ignorant, but think of it like this. We're releasing carbon that has not seen the light of day since a time when plants did not even roam the earth, when it was a very inhospitable place. No, your oil and natural gas does not come from dinosaus.

>>22
>>24
>tons per person per year

Of carbon dioxide, versus sulfur which has a "slight" opposite effect*.
And this isn't even counting methane.

The point is, yeah, the climate changes. The climate is currently leaning towards being out of cycle, and we know this thanks to the natural record.

If you want to actually read something, try reading Five Billion Years of Solitude, chapter 6. It explains the history of the carbon were burning quite succinctly, brought to you by a scientist who's certainly not some environmental loon, and in fact advises natural gas companies.
http://golibgen.io/view.php?id=1023451

>>24

nice ID

>>26

Back to cuckchan, Newfag.