Climate Change 'expert' revealed - Page 4

BlackGolden · 11-29-2009, 02:35 AM

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Originally Posted by stormholloway

Brilliant. Yes, let's put some laws in place that make people stop using a product that they want to use. Great idea. Truly brilliant economics. Let's also have laws in place that force people to wear certain clothes, from factories with low emissions, and read certain books, particularly books about climate change. Then we'll have a truly free society.

What you are plugging here is truly an old psychological trick and game of blowing the topic out of proportion and spill over into fear.

I have been a professional within the oil field and i am increasingly aware of the strategies previosuly been somewhat contained now being use fullscale. You seem to know them quite well too.

Now , IMO and i would guess most rational minds of others , a free market offers a variety of options to choose from .
That isnt the case at the moment .
People do not WANT oil nor WANT coal. They are simply STUCK with them .

Open the market to the other much needed energy sources as they create jobs for us here in The US and are much much cleaner.

stormholloway · 11-29-2009, 09:26 AM

Got any stats to back up your claim about people not wanting oil? And I don't mean some survey where people were asked "would you like to see a new, clean, and cheap source of energy?".

What energy sources are you talking about anyway? I hope we're not back on solar cars.

Z-Man · 11-29-2009, 01:11 PM

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Originally Posted by BlackGolden

People do not WANT oil nor WANT coal. They are simply STUCK with them .

Open the market to the other much needed energy sources as they create jobs for us here in The US and are much much cleaner.

The market is very open. If my car could run on magic dust, I'd switch tomorrow. But right now the price is not competetive. The price intersects the demand curve on the X-axis. There is zero demand at the current price. Get the price right, and the world will beat a path to your door. Open a magic dust store in Georgia, and you'll get 100% of my business. Until then, deal with the fact that your life depends on oil and coal.

stormholloway · 11-29-2009, 01:27 PM

I think there are plenty of magic dust stores in Georgia. Unfortunately they either blow up or are raided by DEA.

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11-29-2009, 01:27 PM	#64
stormholloway Legend Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: New York City Posts: 6,176	I think there are plenty of magic dust stores in Georgia. Unfortunately they either blow up or are raided by DEA.