But your taxes won’t go up at all to help pay for it I assume?

In the end all energy sources will win as energy demands continue to rise.

What you’d be doing is taxing existing non-green industries, so investment flees, and Canada’s productivity problem becomes worse. Then you have nothing to make the green industries profitable, because once youre out of somebody elses money you fold.

China does subsidize their electricity, and are self declared communists. It seems like if it goes to corporations it would be more of a Corporatocracy however.

I do have young kids as well sadly, otherwise it would have been fun it sounds like. I’ll check it out when I’m more free.

Is this outlined in a plan with feasibility at all, perhaps by a green party, it sounds like it would be an interesting read. Nuclear sounds good, and I know Brookfields Westinghouse does it already, I just dont understand how the other industry would outcompete China in manufacturing. They use coal to produce their solar and wind, and they have all the refining capacity. Which I’d also assume the material refining would need to be carbon free here to satisfy a green party, making us even less competitive in manufacturing green products.

What’s an example of a green industry. The failed battery plant we threw billions at, or reselling Chinese coal produced solar panels?

You’re saying you just want open borders and first world country to support the entire worlds needy people with first world care, or what’s the ask here?

Well loopholes do generally work within the confines of the law, thats an integral point of the whole definition.

Unless you mean that the people who made the original law considered birth tourism as a right worth granting?

I fear when they learn a different layout. Right now it seems they are usually obvious, but soon I wont be able to tell slop from intelligence.

This is what a democratic socialist thinks about open borders:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vf-k6qOfXz0

Its a tough thing, on one hand cheap labor that bypasses labor laws and creates a permanent underclass that rewards corporations with cheap labor and punishes tax paying citizens is obviously bad. But obviously deporting people who dont want to leave is a hard thing to do, and these people are worse off than someone in America would generally be. This is even harder if you live in an area with a housing shortage, and prices are rising faster than existing citizens can save.

Quite the loophole.

Do you have an example of a city that runs on renewables with battery storage with no duplicate backup base load generator?

As far as I was aware there were none, as it is non-feasible outside of areas with hydro dams for power storage.

The greenists would like to help the homeless and feed the needy after they block an industry and remove those dirty jobs, if only it didnt ruin the character of the neighborhood.

Maybe Nuclear, given it can actually support the base load power, except they need to fully deregulate it first so Nimbys and lawsuits balloon the cost. It shouldnt cost more nowadays in inflation adjusted terms than France building them in the 70s.

Was it because he was against DEI, which is institutionalized racism?

I have long predicted the entire goal of DOGE was to feed more data to Palantir, and clearly no other company is ever going to be given this level of security clearance, so they become dependent on it forever. I think this view is gaining more traction from what I’ve seen.

Approved.

I felt like she was a token black women as a VP, and not allowed to be any more than that. As much as the dems espouse equality its still a rich white man who is against universal healthcare running things.

Has he upzoned housing for better density yet?

I’d assume the poors largest problem is housing prices in New York, so that would be the first step to actually being a progressive.