That will get you out to vote... What is it?

I wanna know what is important to the world.

For me, I can't think of anything more important than protecting the world we live and breathe in. We need to find alternatives to fossils... Both the edibles and burnable kinds... The Beef industry could stand some lean years. And Big Oil could use some competition.

Fuck the economy...

It's the environment.

 

There can never be just one topic because each one effects all of the rest. The economy effects health care and the environment and trade and incomes and all of those effect infrastructure and travel and race, and those effect religion and industry and even the internet. It is all intermingled, you cannot solve or even work on one issue without a plan for all issues.

 

Well, but who says we have to choose?

Anon?
Who the fuck does he think he is, Trump?

 

Oh, you are so welcome!

 

Nothing is stopping anyone from developing something to take the place of fossil fuels.
If they can make it as cheap as fossil fuel I will be the first in line to buy it. If they want twice as much as fossil fuel then fuck them.
Not much is better than a nice slab if beef. Again, if anyone can come up with a replacement people will buy it.
Talk is cheap. Either do something or stop complaining.

 

But if the world we live in is uninhabitable, then when does the individual really gain?

 

You seem to support the concept of unlimited wealth, but when the rich begin to hoard wealth, it becomes very limited.

 

The "Uber rich?"
Yes, by God, lets take away their privilege, and make them pay their fair share. You know, for the good of the "collective".

Here's a list of those fat greedy assholes we can start with;
https://qz.com/1190595/the-typical-...s-richer-than-the-typical-american-household/

In 2015, the most recent year for which Quartz could access this information, the median member of the US Congress was worth at least $1.1 million. That is more than 12 times greater than the net wealth of the median US household. And that doesn’t tell the whole story, since the chambers of congress are not equal in wealth terms. The median net worth of a senator was $3.2 million, versus $900,000 for members of the House of Representatives.
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But interestingly, most self made Millionaires give away their fortunes rather than let their family inherit it.
https://www.inc.com/peter-cohan/wil...yes-if-you-make-it-yourself-give-it-away.html

Bill Gates And Warren Buffett are among over 170 other millionaires and billionaires are following in Carnegie's footsteps. These folks have signed on to "The Giving Pledge, a campaign started in 2010 by Bill Gates and Warren Buffett to encourage the wealthy to contribute a majority of their wealth to philanthropic causes. Our research suggests that this strategy has benefits not only for the recipients of that charity, but for the wealthy and their heirs as well," write Donnelly and Norton.
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Now, the question becomes, how many Congresspeople give away their wealth rather than let their family inherit?

 

@Arquebus

Fine. We'll just have to agree to agree then!