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  • India: hey, I need coal to generate electricity.

    PotatoMuncher: Hey. Lemme teach all about potato-batteries. We got all the potatoes you need.

    India: I got potatoes. I need coal for my power plants as well as foundries.

    PotatoMuncher: We’ve got world’s best aluminum and steel. Produced with renewable energy.

    India: I don’t want to rely on you. I got power plants and furnaces. I want to produce my own. Sell coal.

    PotatoMuncher: I seek to minimize emissions. I know what’s best for everyone else. No coal for you.

    India: Were you dropped on your head? Or just an ignoramus elitist with a colonial worldview?

    PotatoMuncher: I got all organic, gmo free, pesticides free, fair market, 100% Canadian potatoes.

                               Boil em. Mash em. Stick em in a stew...
    

    India: Stick em where the poutine don’t shine.




  • No argument there from me.

    I’m not saying we should keep them dependent and let our shitty multinational corporations continue making bank selling them coal forever. I’m all for nationalizing it and using the profits to transition to a better solution.

    I’m just saying that they won’t stop using the only means of electricity generation they’ve already invested into just because we tell them it’s bad for the environment. Especially since we’re still burning coal for electricity in Saskatchewan.

    I thought we had stopped but someone corrected my stupid assumption.



  • That poor serf in China or that outcast “untouchable” in India would have a much more difficult life without their shitty government using dirtyass polluting coal to generate electricity. Just 2 countries are 35% of the world’s population.

    Wealthy countries agreed that we’ll reduce out footprint first because we are the ones who contributed in destroying the environment more than the global majority. We didn’t change anything significant by the looks of it. That’s on our government and our consumerism.

    Those guys over there still need their coal.



  • voted for Donald Trump in 2024 after believing his promises to lower living costs

    No she didn’t.

    immigrated from El Salvador as a child,

    Implying she had any say in the matter as a child. Her parent(s) made the decision and dragged her along regardless of her feelings on the matter.

    Celia Salmerón, 58, accused the Trump administration of bringing hardship

    She willingly voted for a guy who said he’ll be deporting her Mexican ass back to Mexico. As well as how Mexicao isn’t sending their best. She thought that the Orange Pedo knows El Salvador isn’t Mexico and she’s special since she’s not Mexican and Trump isn’t talking about her and her totally-not-Mexican family.

    only the devil could govern with such cruelty.

    He told everyone in the world about his intent to unleash cruelty and she thought it won’t affect her because she’s not Mexican or “black” or Haitian. She’s special and “an American”. Forgetting where her El Salvadorian ass came from.

    Many of Salmerón’s clients are undocumented immigrants, including some with pending asylum claims, making her neighbourhood particularly vulnerable to the administration’s aggressive immigration enforcement.

    He told everyone he’ll be cruel and you chose to vote for him and his cruelty because you’re too stupid and self centred to realize you’ll be affected and targeted as well.

    Tough titties, Celia Salmerón from Not-Mexico.

    Trump’s economic promises and immigration policies are alienating voters who helped deliver his return to the White House.

    Lol. At least 30% are still singing “aye vil woat for Donol Tromp” and joining ICE to dish out cruelty.

    Bon Voyage, Latinos for Trump.









  • No we’re not.

    Resource extraction is necessary for human survival and progress. Our country does it more responsibly than lots of other places.

    We stopped coal fired electricity generation but various other countries can’t afford to just yet. They will continue importing coal. They deserve the best coal. 100%, slavery-free, cruelty-free, all-organic Alberta coal.

    I hope they nationalize the industry instead of letting private corporations making all the profits from Canadian coal.