Amoxtli

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[–] Amoxtli 1 points 4 days ago* (last edited 4 days ago) (5 children)

Illegals are illegal. Even if they claim asylum. Claiming something does not mean you are that something. If I tell a democrat that I am a god, does that make it true? DeSantis signed the law that all employers with 25 or more employees use E-Verify from Senate Bill 1718 back in May 2023. So far, it is not a doomsday situation with the Florida economy that the illegal lovers claim it would be. The refugee system needs to be reformed.

[–] Amoxtli 1 points 5 days ago* (last edited 5 days ago)

Micheal Moore's net worth is $50,000,000. You think Micheal Moore spreads his wealth to gullible people that follow what he says, or is he just making money off of them? He has no credibility in character, or in argument. He makes money off of the emotional intuitions of a Christianized people who strongly feel the poor are being oppressed, or marginalized, and the rich are going to hell. There is no substance, just emotional diatribes, while being filled with hate. They just hate different things. I don't think Micheal Moore hates himself, it seems he is living the good life, and he is happy with that.

[–] Amoxtli 4 points 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago)

The establishment consists of both democrats and republicans. These establishment politicians are more alike than they are different. They pretend to be diametrically opposed to each other each election cycle in front of the public, but behind closed doors, they are essentially the same party. Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders are not establishment, and this sends fear to the establishment. There is a difference between policy regarding the public, and policy among themselves, as the elite. It is elites versus the public. Democracy and transparency is just an illusion that the voter has to a certain extent. Just like how far left and far right form their own echo chambers and herd think, so it can happen across party lines. Democrat and republican is just a label. What gives a distinction is the fundamentals, and fundamentally, elites form a consensus, and follow it. That is why, they are the same. Instead of new ideas forming all the time from different, and fresh perspectives, this elite community, talk about the same issues, over, and over, and over again, each election cycle. Whatever new issues come up, are not important issues that affect most people, or requires a drastic attention. The politics becomes unhinged, monotone, and disconnected. That is why non-establishment candidates like Donald Trump, and Bernie Sanders have become more popular. The elites, as you can term them, the Deep State, are losing their control over the public. You can hear them talking about censorship, because the narrative is getting harder to control. It isn't just in the US, Europe, too. Europeans view Trump as a rogue president who will put a wedge between them instead of the deep relationship they formed with the American establishment. That is because, Trump is fundamentally different. Trump pushes back, and that is a problem. Look at Joe Biden, for instance. He has been in politics for decades by practicing demagoguery, radicalism, to build his political capital, and voting for every war. He could be an exemplar model of incompetence of having civilians in politics. Needless to say, the public isn't buying it anymore.

[–] Amoxtli 1 points 1 week ago

Biden already killed the Chinese EV.

[–] Amoxtli 0 points 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago)

Human rights come from Christianity. Rights in general is a Western obsession. It is a religion which most Westerners believe everything is structured in, but not the reality. When you think of it this way, it is a thing that can be used cynically to feign morality. As such, don't rely on the unreliable. Consider the powers that be. Power shapes the world. You are either ruled by it, or you are fighting it.

[–] Amoxtli 1 points 1 week ago

He should move to Texas.

[–] Amoxtli -3 points 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago) (1 children)

I already explained the problems with solar. Solar doesn't do a good job of sustaining itself at scale, because the price of charging for the sun is akin to charging for air. Like air, the sun is free. The race to bottom means there is no money to be made. Gluttony of supply prevents any attempt of price controls, because it has to go somewhere, or else, there is no point of making it anymore. This means that plants have to be disabled. When there is a spike of energy supply, the operators have to sell the energy at a discount somewhere else. Transmission lines can transport this excess, but transmission lines are not cheap, and not easily built. They are planned very carefully. Transmission lines need to be replaced every 40 years, and they are actually considered a liability because of this. Transmission lines aren't built unless they are absolutely necessary. So while an economy that runs on solar has cheap energy fuels, even at negative prices, they will be paying for transmission lines to minimize the glut, just so they make building more plants profitable. There is no money for a 100% solar energy grid unless the government pays for it. Another way to mitigate it is by increasing energy consumption, which is the opposite of energy conservation.

[–] Amoxtli -1 points 1 week ago (3 children)

Solar and wind are cheap energy fuels that are harder to profit when they scale. They need transmission to offload energy gluts to other places. Glut energy provides no incentive for energy developers to build more power plants. This is why you don't shut down nuclear power plants, because nuclear energy is consistent base energy.

[–] Amoxtli 1 points 1 week ago

Democracy does not work, just like in the case of Donald Trump being a 2 term president. You need to ban all sources of free speech outlets and news sources, and only allow Singapore state TV.

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