[feelslikeadream]

My friend just told me about the Whitewater scandal, so I started looking into it. That led me to Filegate and the mysterious death of Vince Foster and The Clintons are really serving some House of Cards drama, aren't they? Let me stop reading now before I get any more confused.

[YSL]

Originally posted by that G.U.Y.

All these people who want 100% clean/renewable energy better be ready for electricity rationing, rolling blackouts, and ceilings on your energy use. Having to unplug every single electronic appliance in your home when you leave the house to conserve energy.


Woo lord i better not hear any complaints

That's not how it works. Enough sunlight is absorbed in one day (even on rainy days) to power your house without the need to change your current routine. Power plants will adjust to both receive and emit electricity needed for each household and if you do use more than receive, you will be billed like normal.

Eventually, your own house (depending on amount of panels and electricity used) will become the power plant and you will receive credits for power not used.

[YSL]

Retro with the receipts!

A lot of people have misconceptions and the only reason the oil, gas and nuclear industry are against it is because their time is nearly up and will have use convinced solar energy is not as good.

[Damien M]

Originally posted by Retro

Why? It's kind of necessary for like, the planet as a whole and stuff.

I think there are bigger issues in the world other than green energy
(ISIS, Syria, the refugee crisis, unemployment, poverty, famine in parts of Africa, etc)

[@michael]

Originally posted by feelslikeadream

My friend just told me about the Whitewater scandal, so I started looking into it. That led me to Filegate and the mysterious death of Vince Foster and The Clintons are really serving some House of Cards drama, aren't they? Let me stop reading now before I get any more confused.

House of Cards is based on their lives.

[heckinglovato]

Originally posted by Damien M

I think there are bigger issues in the world other than green energy
(ISIS, Syria, the refugee crisis, unemployment, poverty, famine in parts of Africa, etc)

Sometimes, I just give up.

[Damien M]

Originally posted by YSL

That's not how it works. Enough sunlight is absorbed in one day (even on rainy days) to power your house without the need to change your current routine. Power plants will adjust to both receive and emit electricity needed for each household and if you do use more than receive, you will be billed like normal.

Eventually, your own house (depending on amount of panels and electricity used) will become the power plant and you will receive credits for power not used.

Thats a bit of a myth though

My parents have solar water heating panels at their house and whenever it gets even slightly cloudy they're useless. And this is FL. Can you imagine what would happen in states with no sunlight for most of the year?

That said, i think relying on coal + gas for energy in 2016 is stupid.
Maybe hydroelectric?

[heckinglovato]

We have solar water heating and it works from March-October every year, and that is because we don't have that many pipes up there. The more and bigger pipes you have, the more they can heat up your water and last throughout the year. (Even if it's cloudy)

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by Retro

It seems you have the wrong impression! Visit their site for more detailed information, such as adjusting the distribution for each state.

Okay after reviewing this lovely site (I honestly hope this stuff can come into fruition soon) I still have my reservations about renewable energy today.

For all of this energy to be produced don't you need very large areas of land to harvest? I'm sure in empty states like Wyoming that would be be that big of a problem but there are some states that just don't have that space. And not to mention the amount of money to research and manufacture. Again, with our current success rate of solar panels and such we just can't rely on it to meet our demands. We'd need to research to make them better but that can cost a lot of money.

And I read that in places with heavy rain (say Seattle) can decrease production of said energy. That city is huge so if you don't have the energy needed for a big city then I wouldn't rely on it 100% at this time. And imagine a city that's undergoing a lot of climate change and their structure of climate is totally different in a few decades. All of that investment for operations that don't even work anymore . Also renewable energy can't be made at a rapid rate rate like coal

I like it but it's not something we can use JUST YET which is why I support Hillary in terms of having more research done into it so we can be there one day, just not today.

[that G.U.Y.]

Originally posted by Retro

Hey there! Actually, those things are mostly just petroleum/gas industry peddled myths to scare off people who support progress. The energy would be reliable, and as demonstrated previously we would need less of it overall to maintain constant activity.

I have faith that its achievable, but i also understand the transition is going to be rough and a biT messy for a few years.

Which is why i support Hillary. She wants to get us there one step at a time! Even if it includes supporting fracking for a temporary period.

[geo]

Originally posted by The Countess

Saving this for after NY

[foxaylove]

Bernie did a video introduction for "Run The Jewels" at Coachella. That's great marketing and publicity by his campaign staff.

[Mike91]

28,000 people at Prospect Park today. These ****ers better have registered to vote.

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by Mike91

28,000 people at Prospect Park today. These ****ers better have registered to vote.

How in the world is he attracting crowd numbers that large idgi

[@michael]

Originally posted by foxaylove

Bernie did a video introduction for "Run The Jewels" at Coachella. That's great marketing and publicity by his campaign staff.

Pandering!

[Sean 97]

Originally posted by TikiMiss

I must repent

I said something along the lines of "bernie's income must mostly go towards feeding Jane" on Twitter and now I feel bad for being mean

[@michael]

Originally posted by RatedG²

How in the world is he attracting crowd numbers that large idgi

Especially when he's losing so badly. It's pretty strange

[Shame♥]

Originally posted by Damien M

I think there are bigger issues in the world other than green energy
(ISIS, Syria, the refugee crisis, unemployment, poverty, famine in parts of Africa, etc)

Are you Carly Fiorina?

[Mike91]

Originally posted by @michael

Pandering!

I know you're kidding but Killer Mike has been campaigning for Bernie for the months now.

[foxaylove]

After sitting on it, now I'm pissed about the Bernie supporters throwing money at Hillary's motorcade.

MSNBC's Joy Ann Reid Horrified By Sanders Supporters "Throwing Dollar Bills" At Hillary "As If In A Strip Club"
Posted on April 17, 2016

MSNBC's Joy Ann Reid's gut reaction to the protest outside a Hillary Clinton fundraiser last night at George Clooney's house where Sanders supporters pelted her motorcade with 1,000 $1 dollar bills is to say that it reminds her of the Sanders supporter last week who called Hillary Clinton a "Corporate Democratic *****."

X


First, the "Democratic *****" and now dollar bills are being showered on her as if some stripper? Let's also get into how money is being wasted when there are plenty who're struggling, yet they're tossing around real money like it's a monopoly game. So done! It's even worse that WOMEN are participating in this degrading act.