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TheDoc 06-28-2009 08:53 AM

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Originally Posted by billyb (Post 16007930)
Stored engergy, tell me how you strore wind?. As soon as Ted Kennedy allows windmills
around his house, I will be all for windmills. OH wait, he already won't allow it anywhere near his property.

The best form of energy and the cheapest is still coal. So I am glad for all of the white guys and gals who hated Bush and wanted to vote for this hukster!, your childrens lifes will be as poppers. This won't pass the senate.


You store the energy it produces... Are you really that stupid?

And it's the cheapest because industries aren't looking for a better solution.



I swear the right get stupider ever day..

David! 06-28-2009 08:54 AM

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Originally Posted by TheDoc (Post 16007894)
It's not about green, it's about Alt Energy or Energy Technology. Like entire cities that don't have to "produce" energy at night, because they used "stored energy" and save billions of dollars while doing so.






Oh yeah, good point...

You are really dumb, aren't you?
There is only one alternative energy that is viable, it is called Nuclear energy, but your kind of tree hugging idiot won't have it.
Do you remember the ethanol bullshit? Invented to give subsidies to farmers and keep them in business. If you have one sense of fairness or logic in you, stop and think of how much you've heard your tree hugging retard talk to you about ethanol????

Oh, and there is no self respecting engineed that will stand and say with a straight face that you can store electricity, it is not viable, unless you want to power a couple of battery operated toys :321GFY

David! 06-28-2009 08:55 AM

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Originally Posted by thedoc (Post 16007951)
you store the energy it produces... Are you really that stupid?

And it's the cheapest because industries aren't looking for a better solution.



I swear the right get stupider ever day..

fucktard, you cannot store energy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! In any viable and efficient manner.

nation-x 06-28-2009 09:01 AM

Hmm... I wonder how many jobs will be created by increased investment in domestic energy production. This bill is way more about national security and weening the US off of foreign oil than climate change. If that costs more than I am willing to pay the price. The US needs to lead the field in developing new renewable energy technology. Oil is NOT an unlimited commodity... as a country, we consume more than 25% of the worlds energy. That just isn't sustainable... I think that the bill that is produced in the Senate won't look like the House bill. There are alot of things in it that will be changed... but I think it will pass because it is something we have to do. I also think cap and trade is the right approach because it encourages companies to produce cleaner energy products and creates an investment economy to provide the funds to do so. The key thing that I think that the opposition is ignoring is that just as many companies GAIN from this legislation as lose and even alot of the very companies it is purported to damage support the legislation.

http://www.reuters.com/article/press...09+PRN20090519
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WASHINGTON, May 19 /PRNewswire/ -- The U.S. Climate Action Partnership (USCAP)
- a diverse coalition of leading businesses and environmental NGOs - today
issued the following statement regarding the American Clean Energy and
Security Act being considered in the House Energy and Commerce Committee:

The U.S. Climate Action Partnership (USCAP) commends Chairmen Waxman and
Markey, and other Members of the Committee, for their strong leadership in
preparing the way for enactment of climate protection legislation.

USCAP believes the American Clean Energy and Security Act of 2009 (ACESA)
broadly embraces the approach recommended in the USCAP Blueprint for
Legislative Action that we issued in January 2009.

While not every USCAP recommendation is contained in ACESA, USCAP urges the
full Committee to advance the bill so Congress can continue to build on the
progress made by the Committee thus far.

As USCAP has indicated, there are several key linked issues that must fit
together to ensure a climate protection program is environmentally effective,
economically sustainable and fair. In some instances, that does not occur in
this legislation. Additionally, the bill covers topics not addressed in the
Blueprint or in some cases is more detailed than the USCAP recommendations.
Individual USCAP members will continue to work with Congress to address these
matters in a satisfactory manner. However, USCAP urges the Committee to vote
to report the bill out this week so that legislation can move forward while
these improvements are being pursued.

Again, we want to thank Chairmen Waxman and Markey for their efforts. The
process they have engaged in has resulted in a bill that strives to balance
competing interests. It puts the nation on a path to achieve significant and
necessary greenhouse gas emission reductions, while protecting consumers and
advancing new technologies that will lead the transition to a lower carbon
economy.

More information about the Blueprint for Legislative Action and USCAP can be
found at www.us-cap.org

USCAP Members:
- Alcoa - Boston Scientific - BP America - Caterpillar - Chrysler -
ConocoPhillips - John Deere - Dow - Duke Energy - DuPont - Environmental
Defense Fund - Exelon - Ford - FPL Group - GE - GM - Johnson & Johnson -
Natural Resources Defense Council - The Nature Conservancy - NRG Energy -
PepsiCo - Pew Center on Global Climate Change - PG&E - PNM Resources - Rio
Tinto - Shell - Siemens - World Resources Institute


SOURCE U.S. Climate Action Partnership
http://www.us-cap.org/blueprint/overview.asp
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Cap-and-Trade System Design
We believe the strongest way to achieve our emission reduction goals is a federal cap-and-trade program coupled with cost containment measures and complementary policies for technology research, development and deployment, clean coal technology deployment, lower-carbon transportation technologies and systems, and improved energy efficiency in buildings, industry and appliances. In a cap-and-trade system, one allowance would be created for each ton of GHG emissions allowed under the declining economy-wide emission reduction targets (the ?cap?). Emitters would be required to turn in one allowance for each ton of GHG they emit. Those emitters who can reduce their emissions at the lowest cost would have to buy fewer allowances and may have extra allowances to sell to remaining emitters for whom purchasing allowances is their most cost-effective way of meeting their compliance obligation. This allows the economy-wide emission reduction target to be achieved at the lowest possible cost.
These are major US corporations that are backing this bill because they see the necessity and the economic potential in doing so.

saucygirl 06-28-2009 09:02 AM

Wow, conservatives and republicans bitching and moaning need to pace themselves or this is going to be a very long four years.
http://www.clipartguide.com/_named_c...part_image.jpg

LiveDose 06-28-2009 09:04 AM

It probably would have squeaked by anyways. The scum in Washington do not care about what Americans think and the masses have become numb to all the bull crap going on. Look at the junk that gets passed and then we go and reelect the same tools to continue fucking things up.

300 pages added the morning of the vote? There is no way in hell those fuckers read the whole bill.

cykoe6 06-28-2009 09:05 AM

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Originally Posted by nation-x (Post 16007808)
I would comment on this thread but I have learned that it doesn't matter if I present the current facts or not you will only ignore them and continue to spout your continual right wing bullshit. :2 cents:

Does that mean you are going to spout a bunch of left wing talking points cut and pasted from the Huffiington Post like you usually do? We will all certainly miss that. :upsidedow

TheDoc 06-28-2009 09:05 AM

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Originally Posted by PussyMan (Post 16007956)
You are really dumb, aren't you?
There is only one alternative energy that is viable, it is called Nuclear energy, but your kind of tree hugging idiot won't have it.
Do you remember the ethanol bullshit? Invented to give subsidies to farmers and keep them in business. If you have one sense of fairness or logic in you, stop and think of how much you've heard your tree hugging retard talk to you about ethanol????

Nuclear Energy... hahaha, 1 billion per station and the waste... billions, and damages.. yeah real fucking smart move.




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Originally Posted by PussyMan (Post 16007961)
Oh, and there is no self respecting engineed that will stand and say with a straight face that you can store electricity, it is not viable, unless you want to power a couple of battery operated toys :321GFY

fucktard, you cannot store energy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! In any viable and efficient manner.

Capt stupid #2.... a man that doesn't have a clue, doesn't invest in alt technology, doesn't research energy technology, has ZERO idea of what's really going on..... but yet tosses out clueless information.


The company doing this has the patent on it, and has been selling it all over the world, and sitting, waiting... for the right president to get elected. Glad we invested years ago.

LiveDose 06-28-2009 09:06 AM

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Originally Posted by saucygirl (Post 16007982)
Wow, conservatives and republicans bitching and moaning need to pace themselves or this is going to be a very long four years.
http://www.clipartguide.com/_named_c...part_image.jpg



I think it's going to be an amusing 4 years actually. Why get emotional about it...

billyb 06-28-2009 09:07 AM

We don't have to do it and we won't do it. Global warming is a Hoax, since 2001 the earth has cooled and is continues to cool. Finally scientist are waking up and realising this is junk science. This is a UN grab, this has nothing to do with the right or the left.

This is all about destroying the US, if your to stupid as to not see this. I will be glad to see your kids as poppers.

nation-x 06-28-2009 09:09 AM

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Originally Posted by cykoe6 (Post 16007990)
Does that mean you are going to spout a bunch of left wing talking points cut and pasted from the Huffiington Post like you usually do? We will all certainly miss that. :upsidedow

I have never cut and pasted anything from Huffington post... so you can think what you want.

Helix 06-28-2009 09:10 AM

Obama knew it was based on questionable data and rammed it through anyways.

"CNET reports that less than two weeks before the EPA formally submitted its pro-carbon dioxide regulation recommendation to the White House, an EPA center director quashed a 98-page report that warned against making hasty 'decisions based on a scientific hypothesis that does not appear to explain most of the available data.'
http://news.cnet.com/8301-13578_3-10274412-38.html

Here is the 98 page report in pdf format
http://cei.org/cei_files/fm/active/0/DOC062509-004.pdf

David! 06-28-2009 09:11 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheDoc (Post 16007992)
Nuclear Energy... hahaha, 1 billion per station and the waste... billions, and damages.. yeah real fucking smart move.






Capt stupid #2.... a man that doesn't have a clue, doesn't invest in alt technology, doesn't research energy technology, has ZERO idea of what's really going on..... but yet tosses out clueless information.


The company doing this has the patent on it, and has been selling it all over the world, and sitting, waiting... for the right president to get elected. Glad we invested years ago.

You know, you should really study a bit. I understand that here with all the liberal retards, you are like a macho. But in the real world, you are nothing but a donkey who doesn't have a clue.
Wait until your black knight in its shining armor comes and tax your little porn sites and makes it illegal as well. Let's see how you feel your dumb piece of fuck :321GFY

David! 06-28-2009 09:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nation-x (Post 16008006)
I have never cut and pasted anything from Huffington post... so you can think what you want.

That's rught, you're too fucking busy stroking to Barry's hairless chest :1orglaugh:1orglaugh

nation-x 06-28-2009 09:13 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by PussyMan (Post 16008016)
You know, you should really study a bit. I understand that here with all the liberal retards, you are like a macho. But in the real world, you are nothing but a donkey who doesn't have a clue.
Wait until your black knight in its shining armor comes and tax your little porn sites and makes it illegal as well. Let's see how you feel your dumb piece of fuck :321GFY

While you continue to keep running your mouth... why don't you show us you actually know what you are talking about and show me some positively conservative legislation that conservatives have passed that you supported in the last 8 years (6 of which they controlled the congress and presidency).

TheDoc 06-28-2009 09:15 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by PussyMan (Post 16008016)
You know, you should really study a bit. I understand that here with all the liberal retards, you are like a macho. But in the real world, you are nothing but a donkey who doesn't have a clue.
Wait until your black knight in its shining armor comes and tax your little porn sites and makes it illegal as well. Let's see how you feel your dumb piece of fuck :321GFY

I didn't vote for Obama and I'm not liberal... You clearly have no ammo to fight with and can only post, left, hate, right, bullshit with zero fact to support your ranting.


So you are saying, I would feel like Bush was president again?

TheDoc 06-28-2009 09:16 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Helix (Post 16008010)
Obama knew it was based on questionable data and rammed it through anyways.

"CNET reports that less than two weeks before the EPA formally submitted its pro-carbon dioxide regulation recommendation to the White House, an EPA center director quashed a 98-page report that warned against making hasty 'decisions based on a scientific hypothesis that does not appear to explain most of the available data.'
http://news.cnet.com/8301-13578_3-10274412-38.html

Here is the 98 page report in pdf format
http://cei.org/cei_files/fm/active/0/DOC062509-004.pdf



This isn't about Global Warming....

It's about moving us into the Energy Technology fields. <-- keep your eye on the ball.

GW is simply a tool "we can all use" to make the technologies we produce have one more leg for being accepted into Countries that "do think" GW is real.

IE: Money for us...

nation-x 06-28-2009 09:27 AM

I posted this on another board yesterday.

Quote:

I think that framing the issue as Global Warming only is not the right way to frame it... as always, the truth lies in the middle of the 2 arguments. To say that Carbon Emissions haven't contributed to Global Warming is not really true in the same sense that saying that Carbon Emissions are 100% of the reason for Global Warming. There are also changes to our magnetic field that are causing problems too. However, I think that the legislation is necessary to push for greener technology and push us toward independance from foreign oil. Congress had more than 6 weeks to review the bill and the pages that were added before the vote.

David! 06-28-2009 09:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nation-x (Post 16008071)
I posted this on another board yesterday.

As suspected, you are a good cut and paster.....

xxxdesign-net 06-28-2009 09:31 AM

none of the representatives have had a chance to read the full bill before voting... Always a good sign...


Btw, do people still believe that there's no agenda behind this global warming/climate change/carbon dioxide hysteria ? Just the common good ? lol

nation-x 06-28-2009 09:32 AM

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Originally Posted by PussyMan (Post 16008074)
As suspected, you are a good cut and paster.....

I'm still waiting on your answer, smart guy. Do you actually know anything or just spout at the mouth like a typical NASCAR fan?

Sly 06-28-2009 09:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nation-x (Post 16008071)
I posted this on another board yesterday.

Six weeks to review the bill? I'm confused. Early Friday morning they added hundreds of additional pages. Are you saying everyone in Congress had access to those final several hundred pages for six weeks prior to them being added?

xxxdesign-net 06-28-2009 09:34 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheDoc (Post 16008039)
This isn't about Global Warming....

It's about moving us into the Energy Technology fields. <-- keep your eye on the ball.

GW is simply a tool "we can all use" to make the technologies we produce have one more leg for being accepted into Countries that "do think" GW is real.

IE: Money for us...



You read the bill?

nation-x 06-28-2009 09:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by xxxdesign-net (Post 16008078)
none of the representatives have had a chance to read the full bill before voting...

You mean that you actually believe that crap? The entirety of bills and changes go through committee before they are presented to the floor for votes and the text is available to all members. Whenever you hear anyone saying that they didn't have a chance to read the bills they are lying (on either side).

David! 06-28-2009 09:35 AM

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Originally Posted by nation-x (Post 16008082)
I'm still waiting on your answer, smart guy. Do you actually know anything or just spout at the mouth like a typical NASCAR fan?

Actually I do not follow Nascar and I am confused as to what answer you are seeking from me?

nation-x 06-28-2009 09:36 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sly (Post 16008086)
Six weeks to review the bill? I'm confused. Early Friday morning they added hundreds of additional pages. Are you saying everyone in Congress had access to those final several hundred pages for six weeks prior to them being added?

Yes... because they just don't get added... they have to be voted on in committee.

nation-x 06-28-2009 09:36 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by PussyMan (Post 16008092)
Actually I do not follow Nascar and I am confused as to what answer you are seeking from me?

http://www.gfy.com/16008030-post55.html

xxxdesign-net 06-28-2009 09:37 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sly (Post 16008086)
Six weeks to review the bill? I'm confused. Early Friday morning they added hundreds of additional pages. Are you saying everyone in Congress had access to those final several hundred pages for six weeks prior to them being added?

only the first 200 pages I believe... This guy just read from news wires and we know they don't like to bother their readers with too much details...

Sly 06-28-2009 09:40 AM

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Originally Posted by nation-x (Post 16008093)
Yes... because they just don't get added... they have to be voted on in committee.

What would the purpose be of letting several hundred pages of a very important Bill sit in committee for six weeks and not be voted into the final Bill until the very last minute? They had six weeks to vote those pages in, why at 3 a.m. on the morning of the final vote?

nation-x 06-28-2009 09:40 AM

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Originally Posted by xxxdesign-net (Post 16008097)
only the first 200 pages I believe... This guy just read from news wires and we know they don't like to bother their readers with too much details...

That's bullshit... you don't know what you are talking about.

xxxdesign-net 06-28-2009 09:42 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nation-x (Post 16008093)
Yes... because they just don't get added... they have to be voted on in committee.

completely made up

DWB 06-28-2009 09:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Pleasurepays (Post 16007730)
yeah... i miss living in europe and having so many news channels. i had like 150 from all over the world.

good news... i think i'm going to move to thailand for a couple years.
see ya there!!

Dude, download Livestation and add any channel you want, it's BAD ASS (and free)!!! Al Jeezera has turned into an incredible news station, hard to believe I know but they have evolved into something nice.

Thailand is good once you learn how to deal with the Thais and wiggle around their system. Other than visa issues, you can pretty much be left alone with no hassle here.

nation-x 06-28-2009 09:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Sly (Post 16008101)
What would the purpose be of letting several hundred pages of a very important Bill sit in committee for six weeks and not be voted into the final Bill until the very last minute? They had six weeks to vote those pages in, why at 3 a.m. on the morning of the final vote?

When they say that 300 pages were added they are lying. The real facts are that the bill was edited for clarity and any changes that were recommended during the committee process. You can track all of the changes to the bill from it's original form at http://www.opencongress.org/bill/111-h2454/show

Yes... I read the entire bill and it was boring.

dyna mo 06-28-2009 09:45 AM

i also don't get the gist of the thread topic-

mj died thursday distracting all americans citizens causing their house representatives to vote yes on the bill friday?

LiveDose 06-28-2009 09:47 AM

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Originally Posted by nation-x (Post 16008093)
Yes... because they just don't get added... they have to be voted on in committee.



Just because they voted on them doesn't mean they have been read. There are congressmen admitting on TV that they haven't read these bills they are voting for. They don't care what anyone thinks.

nation-x 06-28-2009 09:48 AM

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Originally Posted by xxxdesign-net (Post 16008106)
completely made up

I don't think you even have a clue about the process that a bill goes through before vote. There are very specific rules that have to be followed that have been established in the Congress over 200+ years. They can't just introduce a bill for vote without following those rules. Why don't you educate yourself before you continue: http://thomas.loc.gov/home/lawsmade.toc.html

nation-x 06-28-2009 09:51 AM

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Originally Posted by LiveDose (Post 16008118)
Just because they voted on them doesn't mean they have been read. There are congressmen admitting on TV that they haven't read these bills they are voting for. They don't care what anyone thinks.

You are correct. If they said they didn't read the bill then they are admitting that they didn't do their jobs. They have entire staffs including lawyers who are supposed to provide them with a summary of what the bill contains at the very least. If they didn't read the bill it's because they are purely not doing their jobs and spending too much time doing TV interviews and attending fundraisers.

xxxdesign-net 06-28-2009 10:04 AM

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Originally Posted by nation-x (Post 16008123)
I don't think you even have a clue about the process that a bill goes through before vote. There are very specific rules that have to be followed that have been established in the Congress over 200+ years. They can't just introduce a bill for vote without following those rules. Why don't you educate yourself before you continue: http://thomas.loc.gov/home/lawsmade.toc.html


Well i'm glad the rules are always followed... uhhh..

(PATRIOT ACT) Rep. Bobby Scott (Committee on the Judiciary member) said, “I think it is appropriate to comment on the process by which the bill is coming to us. This is not the bill that was reported and deliberated on in the Committee on the Judiciary. It came to us late on the floor. No one has really had an opportunity to look at the bill to see what is in it since we have been out of our offices.” Rep. John Conyers, the ranking member of the Judiciary Committee, declared, “we are now debating at this hour of night, with only two copies of the bill that we are being asked to vote on available to Members on this side of the aisle.”


Btw, you first claimed that the bill in it's entirety was available to congress 6 weeks prior to the vote... and you claim to know what you are talking about? lol You are delusional.. commitee isn't congress :2 cents:

xxxdesign-net 06-28-2009 10:10 AM

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Originally Posted by nation-x (Post 16008129)
You are correct. If they said they didn't read the bill then they are admitting that they didn't do their jobs. They have entire staffs including lawyers who are supposed to provide them with a summary of what the bill contains at the very least. If they didn't read the bill it's because they are purely not doing their jobs and spending too much time doing TV interviews and attending fundraisers.

assumptions are not facts :2 cents:

nation-x 06-28-2009 10:18 AM

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Originally Posted by xxxdesign-net (Post 16008154)
Well i'm glad the rules are always followed... uhhh..

(PATRIOT ACT) Rep. Bobby Scott (Committee on the Judiciary member) said, ?I think it is appropriate to comment on the process by which the bill is coming to us. This is not the bill that was reported and deliberated on in the Committee on the Judiciary. It came to us late on the floor. No one has really had an opportunity to look at the bill to see what is in it since we have been out of our offices.? Rep. John Conyers, the ranking member of the Judiciary Committee, declared, ?we are now debating at this hour of night, with only two copies of the bill that we are being asked to vote on available to Members on this side of the aisle.?


Btw, you first claimed that the bill in it's entirety was available to congress 6 weeks prior to the vote... and you claim to know what you are talking about? lol You are delusional.. commitee isn't congress :2 cents:

The patriot act is not a good comparison because it was passed before the transparency sites were created (probably as a reaction to the patriot act). Now you can track all changes to a bill from it's introduction through passage. You can look at all of the changes yourself (as I said). I know it was available because I READ IT.

http://www.opencongress.org/bill/111-h2454/text


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