EPA to ease back emissions standards

[MonteRCMS]

They are involved with many more aspects of women’s health than the one that is usually associated with them (like breast cancer screenings, etc.). So I take s pragmatic view on this issue.

Not actually true:

https://www.prageru.com/prageru-exposes-planned-parenthood-deception

https://www.prageru.com/playlists/biggest-issues-world-today#4

 

[Theo520]

Are there or are there not missionaries in Africa? I never said anything but the fact that the Church has sent missionaries to Africa.

Honestly, not sure what was offensive in my post. Being blunt isn’t against forum rules

Obviously we still have many missionaries in Africa, along with many Peace Corp volunteers, etc.

After several hundred years of it (Missionaries), we should rethink our approach and objectives.

 

[Metis1]

The science is in whether one accepts it or not.

 

[Theo520]

The science is in whether one accepts it or not.

And science did not support Obama’s MPG regulation.

It was technically impossible to increase gas auto efficiency from 35 to 55 mpg in less than a decade. The only way to get there on paper is a massive shift to electric vehicles, but we don’t have the tech yet to make that a mainstream reality.

I’m all for gradually increasing the standards, to keep driving innovation. But this reg was ridiculous.

 

[Raxus]

The world is morally corrupt.

This honestly makes this point moot:

but a system that requires (even if it’s de facto and not de jure) someone to drive a luxury car and belong to an exclusive (and think about what that word means) and expensive country club to carry on his or her business is morally corrupt.