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Originally Posted by The Unabomber
It's obvious the government is controled by big business, the same big business does not want to start losing money because of some stupid global warming issue, so how do you people think that things are going to change? Does it revert back to the 60's of protests? Does it take something catastophic to employ a different way of thinking?
The reason i ask these questions is because i see a bunch of opinions on what needs to change and why and even how, but i really haven't seen anything on how we get from point A to point B without a massive problem, weather it be a problem from the oil and gas companies or a problem with laying off employees and a possible collapse of the economy for a short while.
Who does Al Gore need to speak to in order to get his point across? Is it holding luncheons for $1,000/seat so only the rich hear him and it's more of a prestige thing or does he need to talk to people like Bill Gates and get total buy-in from the big business and hope it spreads?
Like to see some opinions on this..
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Agreed. Like I have said their is plenty of "Idea factories" people and very few people considering the implementation of these ideas. It is easy to say we need to stop this and that. Much harder to do it.
As for Gore the man is a hypocrit in the biggest way. He lives in a mansion that costs 31000 dollars a month in electric bills. In my life time I will never ever be able to afford such home. Yet I am suppose to clean up my act?? The Goracle is a farce. He travels via his private jet, he travels in a cavalcade so big it makes traffic jams in LA look minute. But, but he pays carbon offsets!!!!!! To a company HE OWNS!
Gore talks for fools.