Galt's Gulch
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Right from the pages of Atlas Shrugged.

Posted by TeeStar 7 months ago to Government
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Th is so chilling. These guys will be around until October 2025.

We are learning a valuable lesson about voting responsibly.
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  • Posted by mccannon01 7 months ago
    Bureaucracy creating more bureaucracy for the sake of bureaucracy. There's a lot of that going on nowadays making the parasite burden heavier and heavier and closer to toppling over.
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  • Posted by $ rainman0720 7 months ago
    A whole lot of us voted responsibly in 2020, only to have those responsible votes nullified when they stole the election. (Like someone close to me said almost 4 years ago: If 81 million people truly voted for Buydem, I'll kiss your backside at noon in Times Square and I'll give you an hour to draw a crowd.)
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  • Posted by $ allosaur 7 months ago
    Hey, Canada! All y'all burdened by commie regs come on down to Alabama. Florida may not have state taxes but heah in Bama wee's gots mo' room.
    Our governor may be old, even sounds old when she talks, but unlike Trudeau and thet soon gone senile ole' crook Buyme, she sho' loves makin' our'n state attractive fer pullin' in new business n' industries.
    https://governor.alabama.gov/
    So y''all come on down!
    (Psst! Ah not really talks dis way, but thar be times ah enjoys puttin' on like ah do. Ah do says "y'all" lots though).
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  • Posted by $ 25n56il4 7 months ago
    Explain 'Plastic Registry'????? nb
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    • Posted by $ Snezzy 7 months ago
      Apparently they've had enough of Canada's successes in the plastics industry, which included producing synthetic rubber during WWII. Look at the back of the old Canadian $10 note for a picture of the polymer plant in Sarnia. What eventually because Polysar started as a Crown Corporation, and was privatised. Made a lot of polystyrene in factories in Massachusetts, especially Leominster, "Plastic City." Leominster was (and maybe still is) home to the pink plastic lawn flamingos. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plastic...

      Turdo wants to stop all that, apparently in the name of progress. Bureaucrats will track each atom of plastic from monomer to polymer to carbon dioxide. (Yes, the science in that last sentence is off center.)
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  • Posted by lloydwr53 7 months ago
    Interesting, but let's be honest here, I am much more concerned about the environmental impact of plastics than CO2 gas. I mean really.

    I am not saying Canada has it right, but it is a problem.
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    • Posted by mccannon01 7 months ago
      "I am much more concerned about the environmental impact of plastics..." Relax, lloydwr53, because the vast majority of plastics, other than looking unsightly to man, have no more impact on the environment than a rock. Remember the great juice box scare porn that literally had school children in tears needlessly?
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