Fat hurts wrote:
C bus wrote:
1. What two consenting adults do is not any of my business. Who am I to judge?
Are you going to give me some bible verse about adultery being bad? How about one on homosexuality being a sin? That would be great.
I asked if YOU think adultery is OK. Do YOU think it's OK to cheat on your spouse?
Is adultery morally wrong or not?
I answered you already.
Go preach to someone else.
Trollminator wrote:
C bus wrote:
I suggest you stop posting pics. You’re making Flagpole randy.
Sally seems to really envy her.. a little odd no?
Can you guys keep cringe-worthy boomer sh!t like this on Facebook please?
Racket wrote:
Can you guys keep cringe-worthy boomer sh!t like this on Facebook please?
What, you didn't enjoy the pictures? :)
Hey, if he can't win why not start a war?
Cool story on how a school district in a Southern state used cheap solar power to fortify its budget and pay teachers more.
Renewable energy is is a bipartisan winner. Dems shouldn't be afraid of leading on it.
"The project that resulted has helped slash the district’s annual energy consumption by 1.6 million kilowatts and in three years generated enough savings to transform the district’s $250,000 budget deficit into a $1.8 million surplus.
Just as Hester envisioned at the outset, a major chunk of the money is going toward teachers’ salaries — fueling pay raises that average between $2,000 and $3,000 per educator.
“Now we’re in the top quartile in the state,” Hester said."
Trollminator wrote:
Hey, if he can't win why not start a war?
https://twitter.com/CNN/status/1328612351227162628?s=20
Think about this... he wants to "retaliate" against Iran for doing exactly what the whole world knew they were going to do once that nuclear deal was killed. Me thinks he wants to retaliate against america for firing him.
Sadly, this is going to provide Lady G with some much needed cover after he asked that election official in GA to toss ballots in trump's favor.
C bus wrote:
Fat hurts wrote:
I asked if YOU think adultery is OK. Do YOU think it's OK to cheat on your spouse?
Is adultery morally wrong or not?
I answered you already.
Go preach to someone else.
No, you didn't answer at all. You have only said that you don't want to judge others who commit adultery. That's very different from taking a position on whether or not adultery is wrong.
So, in your opinion, is adultery wrong or not?
agip wrote:
Cool story on how a school district in a Southern state used cheap solar power to fortify its budget and pay teachers more.
Renewable energy is is a bipartisan winner. Dems shouldn't be afraid of leading on it.
"The project that resulted has helped slash the district’s annual energy consumption by 1.6 million kilowatts and in three years generated enough savings to transform the district’s $250,000 budget deficit into a $1.8 million surplus.
Just as Hester envisioned at the outset, a major chunk of the money is going toward teachers’ salaries — fueling pay raises that average between $2,000 and $3,000 per educator.
“Now we’re in the top quartile in the state,” Hester said."
https://energynews.us/2020/10/16/southeast/this-arkansas-school-turned-solar-savings-into-better-teacher-pay/
Dems kind of don't need to because it's already happening quietly. Projects like this are already popping up all over the place for the same reason people are running away from coal faster than a fat kid from kale.
Price signals remain the undefeated champion of the world
asdfasdf wrote:
Flagpole wrote:
#HopeHicksIsAHomeWrecker
Clearly the blame is with the woman. Those poor blokes had no choice.
I never said or insinuated otherwise. They are equally responsible and even more so since they were married and actually committed to someone. The topic though was about Hope Hicks. That THEY are also guilty of adultery and bad decisions doesn't absolve her of her adultery and bad decisions.
Fat hurts wrote:
C bus wrote:
I answered you already.
Go preach to someone else.
No, you didn't answer at all. You have only said that you don't want to judge others who commit adultery. That's very different from taking a position on whether or not adultery is wrong.
So, in your opinion, is adultery wrong or not?
What if I had an affair in the backseat of a Tesla, knocked the girl up, paid for an abortion, and then went to a church to debate the existence of God with the priest? Let's throw in some culpability/causality arguments regarding rape as well.
Would I win the Congressional Internet Warrior Medal of Freedom then?
Fat hurts wrote:
GoatZenHeimer wrote:
Still laughing?
I'm laughing all the way to the bank.
After the bell on Monday it was announced that Tesla will join the S&P 500 index. That sent shares up 15% in after hours trading. Tesla is now the most valuable car company in the world. In fact, it's worth twice as much as its nearest competitor, Toyota.
But Elon Musk still needs to work on his business savvy.
Musk needs to work on a lot of things. He's definitely a nutbar...a brilliant nutbar, but a nutbar nonetheless.
agip wrote:
Cool story on how a school district in a Southern state used cheap solar power to fortify its budget and pay teachers more.
Renewable energy is is a bipartisan winner. Dems shouldn't be afraid of leading on it.
"The project that resulted has helped slash the district’s annual energy consumption by 1.6 million kilowatts and in three years generated enough savings to transform the district’s $250,000 budget deficit into a $1.8 million surplus.
Just as Hester envisioned at the outset, a major chunk of the money is going toward teachers’ salaries — fueling pay raises that average between $2,000 and $3,000 per educator.
“Now we’re in the top quartile in the state,” Hester said."
https://energynews.us/2020/10/16/southeast/this-arkansas-school-turned-solar-savings-into-better-teacher-pay/
Cool story indeed.
Schools are a perfect fit for solar. A school uses most of its power during the day when the sun is shining. So there is little need for storage. And most schools have some extra land or roof space available for the panels. You pay for it using a power purchase agreement instead of buying the system up front. So there is little upfront cost.
I'm guessing that the limiting factor is awareness combined with the availability of panels and installers. That's where the government can help out by offering incentives for more schools to do this. It doesn't even need to be a lot of money. Just enough to help schools get started on solar projects causes private investment in factories that build panels and companies that do the installations and power purchase agreements.
Racket wrote:
agip wrote:
Cool story on how a school district in a Southern state used cheap solar power to fortify its budget and pay teachers more.
Renewable energy is is a bipartisan winner. Dems shouldn't be afraid of leading on it.
"The project that resulted has helped slash the district’s annual energy consumption by 1.6 million kilowatts and in three years generated enough savings to transform the district’s $250,000 budget deficit into a $1.8 million surplus.
Just as Hester envisioned at the outset, a major chunk of the money is going toward teachers’ salaries — fueling pay raises that average between $2,000 and $3,000 per educator.
“Now we’re in the top quartile in the state,” Hester said."
https://energynews.us/2020/10/16/southeast/this-arkansas-school-turned-solar-savings-into-better-teacher-pay/Dems kind of don't need to because it's already happening quietly. Projects like this are already popping up all over the place for the same reason people are running away from coal faster than a fat kid from kale.
Price signals remain the undefeated champion of the world
That's true, but if government can send a strong signal to the market that these sorts of projects are going to happen then it will make the market react even faster. And we have an extreme need for speed.
Investors love to throw money at a market that is guaranteed by the government.
Racket wrote:
Fat hurts wrote:
No, you didn't answer at all. You have only said that you don't want to judge others who commit adultery. That's very different from taking a position on whether or not adultery is wrong.
So, in your opinion, is adultery wrong or not?
What if I had an affair in the backseat of a Tesla, knocked the girl up, paid for an abortion, and then went to a church to debate the existence of God with the priest? Let's throw in some culpability/causality arguments regarding rape as well.
Would I win the Congressional Internet Warrior Medal of Freedom then?
Definitely.
Fat hurts wrote:
C bus wrote:
I answered you already.
Go preach to someone else.
No, you didn't answer at all. You have only said that you don't want to judge others who commit adultery. That's very different from taking a position on whether or not adultery is wrong.
So, in your opinion, is adultery wrong or not?
I answered you already. Move along bible-boy.
asdfasdf wrote:
Flagpole wrote:
#HopeHicksIsAHomeWrecker
Clearly the blame is with the woman. Those poor blokes had no choice.
Exactly. The whole popular notion of a "home wrecker" is absurd. The only people who are actual home wreckers are the husband and/or wife who wreck their own home.
Sorry, but "she made me do it" is lame beyond belief.
Trollminator wrote:
Dan Kahneman wrote:
If you are the average elected Republican, can you really look in the mirror and feel good about what you see.
It doesn't work that way unfortunately. It's like Obama eluded to, we are coming from completely different perceived realities. Until now, no influential voice on the right has pleaded with the party and the base to come to terms with their "shortcomings". They just don't see any of the wrong in it. All they see is their world in danger of being snatched by communist-loving liberals and child-trafficking deep state operatives. To make matters worse, they are being enable by their leaders to continue to live in an alternate reality and hate their fellow americans.
Most of the ones you speak of above (not many) either did not vote for trump in 2016 or they finally saw it over the last 4 years and abandoned the party in its current state.
There are at least 72 millions trumpers in this country, no other way to put it.
I can somewhat agree with the part of some Republicans believing and reacting to a different reality, but elected Republicans know a lie and they know when they do lie, and most also know that Trump is effective with the base but is pure con.
I have to believe they know when they act unethical but they don't care. But maybe on some level they can't feel good about themselves. (Not referring to Trump, you need a conscience to feel bad on any level.)
Trollminator wrote:
Dan Kahneman wrote:
If you are the average elected Republican, can you really look in the mirror and feel good about what you see.
It doesn't work that way unfortunately. It's like Obama eluded to, ....
For the Nth time, Obama did not "elude to" anything! He alluded to.
Real Obvi wrote:
asdfasdf wrote:
Clearly the blame is with the woman. Those poor blokes had no choice.
The only people who are actual home wreckers are the husband and/or wife who wreck their own home.
Sf.
I think a man or woman who has an affair with a married person is culpable. (In addition to the married person who is cheating of course)
Trollminator wrote:
Rigged for Hillary wrote:
This is just like 2016 when the LR lib echo chamber was celebrating the Cankles coronation months before the election. Only this time, Dementia Joe is an even worse campaigner who can't even express a coherent sentence.
Sourpole, you are going to lose bigly on election night. You can cite your oversampled dem polls all day long, they are all way off. Norpoth is still calling the race for Trump.
Enjoy your loss, enjoy your permanent ban & thanks for playing.
KAG2020
Are you enjoying your loss biff!? How did election work out for you? Did we all go home devastated? LOLz, too ashamed to post again huh? Not to worry, we were not expecting you would be able to take it. I'm going to enjoy reminding you of your epic catastrophic loss for many many days to come.
You have been pretty persistent so far. He likely will never post again, so it is perhaps a waste of your time, though I do admit to being amused by your reminders. I knew Rigged was outrageously stupid from the beginning, but I didn't realize he was delusional until he declared that The House didn't have the guts to impeach Trump. I even pointed out to him that it would fit his narrative for the Democrat-led House to do so, and yet he dug in that they wouldn't have the "guts" to do it. Pure delusion.