Yeah yeah, blame Trump for everything. Here is an example of Obama-era legislation designed to destroy US industry. This company was polluting for decades and finally got their act together and actually met the tight standards. Then the administration tightened the noose again to destroy the company. There are no smelters left in the US now. Which raises the question.
Would you rather have industry here and regulate it so that it can exist under regulations, or would you rather have industry overseas completely unregulated where the effects are hundreds of times worse?
Face it, people. We export our pollution to other nations. You can't have an industrialized civilization without some amount of pollution, so why not try to keep those numbers small?
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More videos, I like where this is going. Do you mean adult videos or Star Wars videos?
Cdreimer left /. after 20 years and posted 100+ videos in 2018. His trolls are still butthurt that he left them alone with APK.
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The thing to do for him: post more videos
Cdreimer left /. after 20 years and posted 100+ videos in 2018. His trolls are still butthurt that he left them alone with APK.
:)
The thing to do for him: post more videos
Hundreds if not thousands of CHILDREN have died because of Gardasil.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4JINYzaqtHw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_pTUtP0K4E4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KB2ZvCWXSY0
Another shove by the drug company. How DARE you refuse our profitable inoculations, traitor and danger to society?
And if you value quality, don't read Slashdot.
"a Theory Many Think Is Pseudoscience"
Weasel words, Miss Mash. Who picked this chick to be an "editor"?
How about Michelle Obama's penis? YouTube removed every single copy of the Joan Rivers interviews where she was calling Michelle a tranny.
Yeah yeah, blame Trump for everything. Here is an example of Obama-era legislation designed to destroy US industry. This company was polluting for decades and finally got their act together and actually met the tight standards. Then the administration tightened the noose again to destroy the company. There are no smelters left in the US now. Which raises the question.
Would you rather have industry here and regulate it so that it can exist under regulations, or would you rather have industry overseas completely unregulated where the effects are hundreds of times worse?
Face it, people. We export our pollution to other nations. You can't have an industrialized civilization without some amount of pollution, so why not try to keep those numbers small?