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What?? Link please!It’s unreal isn’t it
Even the poli board on here is ****ing hilarious
And that’s the USA’s problem because?. Trump uses that bombastic approach as an opening gambit. If it has in the past helped him make other deals then great.When those tariffs hit every US company is going to pass on the costs.
This could affect us.
We dig shit out of the ground and sell it to china and mining makes a big part of our 3rd world style economy. Having to deal with bullshit out of the worlds largest economy is not ideal.
What?? Link please!
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We are both in Australia and we are both part of the Australian economy.And that’s the USA’s problem because?. Trump uses that bombastic approach as an opening gambit. If it has in the past helped him make other deals then great.
Frankly it amazes and bemuses me that Australian’s and others think that the US owes you a living. The presidents elected to serve the American people, how would you like it if Albo put other countries interests first ?.
Anyway I’ve been worried about my kids future leading into this election and I honestly think we’ve had a massive win, I’m going to enjoy it tonight.
I’d wondered if I’d ever return to the US, now I’m sure I will and my family there is over the moon about his win.
Which renewables solve the “issue” in your opinion?We are both in Australia and we are both part of the Australian economy.
Every US president election has ramifications on the world, and it has ramifications on Australia.
If you are worried about your kids future then why support the anti renewables candidate?
We have a lot of sun, a lot of wind and a lot of waves (tidal)Which renewables solve the “issue” in your opinion?
I haven’t seen a decent solution put forward, nuclear too expensive they say, wind and solar pretty poor options, don’t know much about hydro
Was a legitimate question, but thank you for the well balanced response, MusclesWe have a lot of sun, a lot of wind and a lot of waves (tidal)
But great deflection champ.
Internally in the USA 95% of things won't change, Corporations and Billionaires will run rampant, wages will remain low, illegal immigrants will still be let in (they are good for profits and make shares go up), Military industrial complex will still rule the USA.
If trade with china and the USA becomes hard, this nation needs to think of ramifications for us, and Climate is also a big issue.
We live in a hot and dry place, I sure as shit dont want this nation to become hotter and dryer.
Mate seriously China and India and developing nations, wake the xxxx up. If it was the issue of our age would they get to sit it out ?. Then of course there’s the small matter of our impact and why anyone would destroy our economy for no reason.We are both in Australia and we are both part of the Australian economy.
Every US president election has ramifications on the world, and it has ramifications on Australia.
If you are worried about your kids future then why support the anti renewables candidate?
kek it was not buddy.Was a legitimate question, but thank you for the well balanced response, Muscles
China is going gangbusters in renewable tech.Mate seriously China and India and developing nations, wake the xxxx up. If it was the issue of our age would they get to sit it out ?. Then of course there’s the small matter of our impact and why anyone would destroy our economy for no reason.
So which route is the answer in your opinion, Duplo?kek it was not buddy.
Renewables will solve one part of cost of living.
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CSIRO report confirms renewables still cheapest new-build power in Australia
Solar photovoltaics (PV) and wind continue to be the cheapest sources of new electricity generation capacity in Australia, even when the integration costs of renewables are included, according to the final 2020-21 GenCost Report, released today.www.csiro.au
Not to mention it would mean diversifying our economy (which is badly needed)
Solar, Wind and tidal.So which route is the answer in your opinion, Duplo?
And what is your plan re: disposing/recycling the turbines and panels once their short lifespan has reached the end?Solar, Wind and tidal.
Nuclear would have been ideal if it was 1984, the start up costs are just too damn high.

This is where we invest in innovation to recycle them.And what is your plan re: disposing/recycling the turbines and panels once their short lifespan has reached the end?
Bloke wears eyeliner.I don't know if he intended to, but Trump unearthed a political superstar in Vance
Bloke wears eyeliner.
Never trust a man in makeup.
He uses the toilets with the best bench to cut up lines of blow.Haha hey... you said it
I don't care if a bloke likes make-up or wears a dress, but he still has to use the mens dunny
He uses the toilets with the best bench to cut up lines of blow.
Lets be real here.
I would much rather my political leaders do something more fun, a disco biscuit, shrooms and acid.Nothing wrong with a few cheeky white slugs to get through dinner with the in-laws, ive always said
Was not disingenuous actually, may have caught you at an emotional moment.This is where we invest in innovation to recycle them.
Since you asked a disingenuous question you best get one back
What is your plan for all the climate immigrants?
What is the plan to save the world if it becomes hotter?
What is the plan to save insects?
I would much rather my political leaders do something more fun, a disco biscuit, shrooms and acid.
I have four kids all with multiple degrees as I often remind them you think for yourself and where possible do your own research.