John Champagne
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End poverty & promote sustainability: Charge high fees to industries that emit pollution, take natural resources or destroy wildlife habitat. Share fee proceeds
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@X
Do you allow users to game your spam-reporting system to suppress political speech?
Why is this reply called, "Probable spam"?
It is a proposal to allow taxpayers greater latitude so that they can move money AWAY from uses that offend their conscience, TOWARD uses that most
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@GreenpeaceUK
Regarding your mini-bio: Would an organization that strives to protect the environment call for high fees charged to industries proportional to resources extracted, pollution emitted or wildlife habitat destroyed?
Have you done that?
Share fee proceeds to be fair.
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John (to GPT):
If I ask you to say where on the web I can find the idea that we can end poverty and promote sustainability by charging substantial fees to industries that emit pollution, deplete resources or otherwise degrade environmental quality, then sharing fee proceeds to
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I told ppl in the psyche ward, "No, I'm not delusional. This is a fitting response when systemic solutions to societal defects are thoroughly neglected.
"No, U are delusional. We will force-feed U & do ECT"
I am delusional if I think what I am doing here is anywhere near enough
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What would be more likely to heal the deep divisions between Left and Right in this nation?
A second Biden term
A second Trump term
A Jon Stewart / Liz Cheney co-Presidency, where they agree to work together. To move forward where they agree, & to keep talking where they don't
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@BeauTFC
Thomas Paine was one of many people through the centuries who said that natural wealth should be shared.
Charging fees to industries that degrade environmental quality or extract resources would promote sustainability. Sharing fee proceeds to all would end poverty.
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@DorisKGoodwin
Who would you choose to be President, if you could ask anyone over 35, who many others might agree would be a good choice?
Should we choose Electors by nominating the person in our Congressional Dist who we most think'd be a good President?
@skdh
Our problem is that the 'major' parties don't nominate people who are so good that citizens have a hard time deciding btwn them
They are so bad that most ppl wish we had different options
@JonStewart
and
@DorisKGoodwin
would be better than what's on offer. Electors could decide
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@WSJ
Have U EVER reported that we can end poverty & promote sustainability by charging hefty fees to industries that emit pollution, extract resources or disturb / destroy wildlife habitat, then sharing fee proceeds to all people?
If not, why not?
Is it untrue?
Goals not important?
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@antonioguterres
@UN
Do we need to update our notions of human rights?
Do we have a shared right to decide limits to how rapidly natural resources are depleted? How fast forests are cut?
Do we have a shared right to benefit from natural wealth?
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@antonioguterres
What prominent person will call for equal sharing of natural wealth?
Or what person will say why natural wealth should belong to some people more than others?
We *could* end poverty and promote sustainability.
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@gijn
@xhgMattia
@PolisLSE
@GoogleNewsInit
AI seems to have more ability to address systemic flaws than do journalists. (Or journalists have the ability, but lack the willingness.)
(Credit: )
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@drewharwell
@ElonJet
Why does movement of someone's plane count as news, but a proposal for how to end poverty and promote sustainability (by making prices more honestly represent costs, including costs in terms of envt'l impacts, and by sharing a monetary representation of natural wealth) does not?
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@OUPAcademic
@shadihamid
We could charge a fee to those who extract resources, emit pollution or destroy wildlife habitat in pursuit of profit
A truly democratic society would make the fee high enuf so that impacts match what people would say is acceptable. Random polls could reveal what avg opinion says
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@EmeraldRobinson
You appear dishonest if you imply that you see no way that this might possibly affect people other than the prosecutor.
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@chloergibbs
Anyone know of an economist who, in the past year or 5 years, has asserted in a public forum that we can end poverty & promote sustainability by charging fees to industries that extract resources or emit pollution, then sharing fee proceeds to all people?
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@FoxNews
Please Twitterverse, let
@jordanbpeterson
know that to say humans are like a cancer on the Earth doesn't necessarily mean one wants genocide. (Let's not overextend a metaphor.) It might mean that a change in the rules is sought
Make prices honest so profitable will = sustainable
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@Forbes
A decade ago, you published an op-ed that included 11 assertions presented as facts. Ten of those were shown to be false. Did you ever print a retraction?
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@nowthisnews
What Obama and every other prominent politician has so far failed to acknowledge is that the current paradigm is not capable of responding to this challenge*.
Who calls for honest prices, so profit aligns with sustainability? We can create that policy, and do it fairly.
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@WSJ
You don't report efficient & fair policies that address externalities, but if you did, you'd report that charging appropriate fees ~ paving, emission of pollutants & extraction of resources, then sharing fee proceeds to all, would cause the free market to find the best solutions.
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People experience unnatural levels of chronic stress BECAUSE there's a systemic flaw in our global society: Natural wealth isn't shared equally
IF we value fairness, we should insist that industries pay compensation to the people when natural resources are taken or pollution put
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@VivekGRamaswamy
How can we use the political system / government as a tool to prevent a decline in ocean pH to dangerous levels?
Is there any reason for concern, in your view?
How much of an increase in bare H+ ions in seawater should we expect to see on our current trajectory?
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@KremlinRussia_E
Why are you attacking Ukraine?
I've heard people say that Russia, or more specifically, Putin, believes that Russia can only do better by making others worse-off. Your actions support this interpretation.
The challenges that the world faces require cooperation.
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@antonioguterres
@schellhor
If we shared natural wealth equally, we would do it by charging fees or requiring purchase of a permit proportional to extraction, emissions or habitat destruction, then sharing proceeds to all people. If natural wealth went to industries that paid fees to the people,...
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@KenDilanianNBC
@NBCNews
Would we see less of this if we had a society that offers the promise of a brighter future to youth?
As it is, our system is not sustainable b/c it is not honest. (Markets do not show costs in terms of environmental impacts, so we make ill-informed decisions about what to buy.)
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@primalpoly
A different question would ask, 'How can we best improve government?'
Require industries to show true costs by charging fees proportional to pollution emitted / resources taken
Share (a monetary representation of) natural wealth
Let citizens decide how tax money will be spent
Make prices honest
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Citizens pick priorities
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All of the above
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@CWILLIS11
@RSF_inter
Yes. I should say, if natural wealth belongs to all, & if rate of depletion / extraction & rates of emission of pollutants are ?s of public concern (& if we are committed to democratic principles), we should expect actual impacts on the env't to match what avg opinion says is OK.
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@antonioguterres
U remain silent on the topic of shared ownership of natural wealth, so your tweet might be interpreted as mere posturing. Why do U not call for fees charged to industries that deplete resources, emit pollution or destroy wildlife habitat in pursuit of profit, w/ proceeds shared?
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@jonstewart
What prominent person will say we should charge high fees to industries proportional to pollution, extraction, habitat destruction, and share natural wealth (share fee proceeds), to end poverty and promote sustainability?
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@GretaThunberg
The idea that we are collectively 'sticking our head in the sand' suggests people are willfully ignorant of the problem
I think most ppl are aware & want to change, to reduce emissions. Our problem is a dysfunctional pol. system that does not translate what ppl want into reality
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@IFJGlobal
@etharkamal
Why should people trust a news industry that never tells us that we can end poverty & promote sustainability by charging high fees to industries that emit pollution, deplete resources or destroy wildlife habitat, then sharing fee proceeds to all people?
Are the goals unimportant?
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@judyleesmith
@SEIU
We shouldn't accept a system that allows corporations to emit / extract if they get a permit from a gov't. Some gov'ts operate corruptly
Corps. should only be allowed to emit / extract / encroach on wildlife if random polls show that most ppl think impact in total isn't excessive
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@UNEP
When will the problem be urgent enough that you shift from vague language (Climate Action) to naming the most efficient and fair policy for shrinking the fossil fuel industry?
Will you ever say it?
High fee to extract FF; Share proceeds to all. Raise fees for faster transition.
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@IAmAmnaNawaz
@LisaDNews
@spoggioli1
I'll donate $500 to celebrate decades of good work by
@spoggioli1
to her fav. station if someone can cite an instance in past 10 yrs of
@npr
reporting that we can promote sustainability & end poverty by charging high fees ~ harmful impacts on env't, then sharing proceeds to all.*
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@CharlieJGardner
It's b/c capitalism is operating within the context of a dishonest market system. We don't charge appropriate fees to industries that emit pollution or deplete resources, so those harmful impacts on the environment are not reflected in prices. Harmful practices remain profitable.
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@freepressunltd
News reports don't tell us we can end poverty & promote sustainability by charging high fees to industries that emit pollution, extract resources or destroy wildlife habitat, then sharing fee proceeds. Why is this not news? $150 donation for a reply, 10-day offer.
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@freedomhouse
@amy_slip
@roisinmccarth_y
@MiddleEastMnt
What relationship is there, if any, between freedom of the press and responsibility?
Do reporters have a responsibility to report when they learn how to end poverty and promote sustainability?
(Charge fees to industry ~ envt'l degradation; Share fee proceeds to all.)
@TPRnews
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@antonioguterres
ANYONE who is concerned that some people are not or may not be able to get enuf food might want to join a call for equal sharing of natural wealth
We can charge fees to industries that emit pollution, deplete resources or destroy wildlife habitat. Share this money to end poverty
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@MTPRND
I offered my local station $1000 if they'd say why a proposal for how to end poverty and promote sustainability is not news. (On several other occasions, I offered some hundreds of dollars.) They didn't respond
What possibly would make them want to leave that money on the table?
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Who would you rather vote for in 2024?
Joe Biden,
Donald Trump, or
Jon Stewart
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@jonstewart
@TheProblem
We don't know what prominent person will bring to public consciousness the idea that natural wealth should be shared. Should people know that we could end poverty & promote sustainability by charging high fees to industries that pollute / deplete resources, then sharing proceeds?
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@deanpirtle1
@waitbutwhy
@SwipeWright
The vast majority of ppl do not vote in primary elections. This leaves the relatively highly-motivated voters (the more ideologically-possessed) in a position to dominate the process.
IF we go in large numbers to the primary that is destined to win in November, moderates'll win.
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@antonioguterres
You could do more. U could say what policy would efficiently & fairly bring down the rate of extraction of fossil fuels.
Reporters are not telling us. Maybe for the reasons that you are not telling us.
High fees to extract resources or otherwise degrade envt'l quality; Share $$
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Notice how much the jawboning over the past 30+ yrs. about the need to reduce CO₂ emissions has impacted the rate of increase in CO₂ concentrations.
At what point do we say that the current pol-econ paradigm is incapable of responding to this challenge?
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@antonioguterres
If people lived in a society that is sustainable and just, they would be less likely to act out violently. States of mental health would be improved. Anxiety would be reduce. Demagogues who would foment hatred to gain political power would not find traction in a healthy society.
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@BretWeinstein
Do you have a favorite policy for taking account of externalities? What criteria should we consider?
A fee charged to industries ~ resources extracted, pollution emitted or wildlife habitat destroyed would cause industries to try to reduce harmful impacts. The worst-offending
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@VivekGRamaswamy
A wise leader would use judgement, rather than chance, to downsize an organization.
An employer should keep those who contribute most to the organization.
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@alfranken
If you want a demagogue to NOT find traction, we'll need to correct the systemic defects that provide fodder for grievance-mongering.
People welcome disruptive figures when a society is dysfunctional. It used to help neighboring societies move into the landscape in a timely way.
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@ChuckCallesto
The 'reality' TV host and huckster says something to the effect: The election was stolen due to widespread fraud in quite a handful of states
But offers no evidence
He stokes grievance that is naturally present in a dysfunctional system, but he offers no solutions, just slogans
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@jordanbpeterson
@CPOntario
If you go to Re-education Camp, you may end up educating the other campers more than the 'instructors'.
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@LizSpecht
How much further ahead would we be if we had an honest economic system?
IF we charge fees to industries ~ how much they pollute, extract resources or destroy wildlife habitat, prices would show environmental impact costs along w/ labor & machinery costs, etc.
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@VivekGRamaswamy
You appear dishonest when you accuse Ukraine of promoting war. They are the nation that was invaded.
You repeatedly suggest we should be closer to and should align with Russia, which is the nation that is the aggressor in this example.
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@democracynow
8 yrs ago, I shared essays w/ A. Goodman that presented ideas for how to end poverty & promote sustainability.
Is the proposal the best you are aware of for how to achieve those goals, or can you cite an equally-good or better one? OR do U doubt it'd really do that?
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@HKJA_Official
It may not be realistic to expect a persistent feeling among the people that a free press is an important institution to preserve if the press is consistently not responsible
We see no reports about how to make prices honestly represent costs in an efficient & fair way. Why not?
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@tribelaw
News media don't inform citizens about basic facts of our situation.
Any gaming of the system that manifests as gerrymandering can be counteracted by voters showing up in large numbers to primary elections. THEN moderate candidates will have a good chance of being elected.
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@ECOWARRIORSS
We're also being let down by climate activists who make vague calls for syst. change but who don't make clear statements about what that change'd look like.
We need to respect PUBLIC property rights, too. Natural wealth belongs to all. When industries deplete/degrade, they'd pay
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@NgaireWoods
Do you have a favorite policy proposal for how to account for externalities (make prices honest in their representation of costs)?
If prices are honest, markets will find the best solutions automatically. Profit will align with sustainability
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@TPRnews
@TPRcinema
Do you think the question of whether young people are shown a promise of a brighter future has any bearing on the question of whether they are driven to madness by growing up in a society that is neither sustainable nor just?
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@JustStop_Oil
Why is the target of the protest the general public rather than oil companies' road access points? (Other than to make this look like a big monkey-wrenching operation against Western democracies, in service of oligarchs in distant lands, I mean.)
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@JoyAnnReid
Would have been better for Agency officials to not lie to Congress about what they were doing.
@Snowden
would not have felt it necessary to correct those false statements.
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@antonioguterres
The next step: Recognize a responsibility of citizens / gov'ts to create policy that effectively limits harmful impacts on the environment.
A democratic society will not allow extraction of fossil fuels at rates that exceed what most people think is OK.
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@tribelaw
People appear to be unaware that demagogues gain traction in specific social contexts. If we don't address the systemic flaws in our pol-econ system, the grievance-stoking that would-be tyrants rely on to gain power will continue to bring results for the next hate-monger in line.
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@billybinion
I have direct knowledge of a case where transit police put their hands on someone without provocation, the person loudly objected, and they ended up accusing the person of felony assault. The person was in jail for nearly a month, and in 'the system' for about two years.
Charges
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@CarolineLucas
If people believe that a law that requires citizens to refrain from violating others' rights to move about in the public space is unjust, and they want to break that law as part of a protest, they can face the legal repercussions.
If you violate others' rights, you are closer to
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@jordanbpeterson
@JustinTrudeau
@globeandmail
How can such a brilliant person stoop to this Orwellian language? Calling a blockade a 'convoy' is dishonest, you champion of Truth, you, who remains silent on the topic of honest prices and the harm done by our failure to demand them.
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@Chevron
I put a comment in reply to your ad on Facebook. I saw there were two replies. Now page is gone.
Do U believe that corporations should be allowed to emit pollution, extract resources and destroy wildlife habitat beyond limits that most people would say are acceptable?...
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@sandumaiamd
@nicupopescu
@UN
A fair society will share proceeds from environmental impact fees to all people
Commitment to democratic principles requires that we match actual rates of extraction of natural resources, amount of light pollution, rate of emission of pollutants, etc., to what people think is OK
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@nlopez10
We don't see any hints in news reports that honest prices would promote sustainability. (Fees charged to industry ~ harmful impact on the env't. would motivate efforts to reduce harm.)
Reports don't say proceeds from envt'l impact fees, shared to all, would end poverty
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@dmjuce
@luisbaram
The reason we have gov't subsidy of wind/solar is b/c we have political pressure to do something re climate instability (& adverse impact on env't generally), we have people ready to monetize pol. pressure, but we have no talk about the most efficient & fair way to manage impacts
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@TexasTribune
Economics texts tell us that charging a fee to industries when they emit pollution is an efficient way to manage emissions. Sharing fee proceeds to all people makes the policy eminently fair.
We would promote sustainability and end poverty if we make prices honest... (1/2)
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@VivekGRamaswamy
You seem to think that politicians should be above the law
On the topic of accountability & transparency: Do U think that industries that deplete resources or emit pollution should be made to pay a fee, so that environmental impacts will be represented, will be shown, in prices?
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@Greenpeace
@Shell
Do you have a fav. policy proposal for how to promote sustainability and end poverty?
A fav. proposal for how to account for externalities efficiently and fairly?
'Efficient' means greatest impact per unit of difficulty.
'Fair' means broadly supported, most beneficial to poor.
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@RickKaz
@antonioguterres
I think people who don't like these ideas (natural wealth belongs to all; prices should honestly represent costs) may be more interested in showing where/why they are off.
(Please correct me if I'm wrong.)
Do you have a fav. policy proposal for how to account for externalities?
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@freedomhouse
Could the practice of journalists of avoiding mention of ideas that could be the basis of a sustainable and more just society be contributing to a perception on the part of citizens that reporters do not have the best interests of the people in mind when reporting?
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@mdhhsu
@RWPUSA
@IBT_320
@ScabbyTheRat
@UMNews
@Teamsters
@TeamstersJC32
@Teamsters120
@Teamsters638
If people don't like their job, they should talk about what they don't like about it with their employer and maybe it can be changed. If it cannot, it can be tolerated, or a person can leave their job. (If MANY people find the thing a problem, it will change, if possible.)
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@BandyXLee1
If people see no basis to hope for a brighter future & they feel chronic economic stress, they will be more susceptible to demagogues who would stoke grievances as a means of gaining power
Our failure to make an honest market & to share natural wealth threatens social stability.
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@julie_kelly2
The fixation on 'unprecedented prosecution' misses the unprecedented criminality that the recent president engaged in.
We are tribal animals, but we should, for our sake, recognize that a commitment to principle will serve us better than loyalty to a particular tribe.
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@Lesdoggg
Imagine if road construction companies had to pay to block the road. They would finish their projects more quickly.
If they have to pay more to block during rush 'hour', they may adjust their schedules accordingly.
Let people decide where their taxes go.
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Did I break ?
I put an article in, for paraphrasing to a more accessible (high-school reading) form
There's no red text indicating error. No 'Try again' button. Just the cursor blinking as if more text is to follow (40 minutes now)
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@RSF_inter
I want to support responsible journalism. Is there a news org. that reports systemic solutions to the world's systemic problems?
(Dishonest prices mean industry causes excessive harm in pursuit of profit. Extreme poverty exists due to failure to share natural wealth.)
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@laurenboebert
That's a leap from, "there's an accusation" to "when does the corruption end".
Are you interpreting an accusation as proof?
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@RiptideCEO
@Google
Do you believe the economy should operate in an honest way? Do you have a favorite proposal for how pollution costs and depletion costs can be shown in prices? Or should we continue to disregard external costs?
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Ending poverty and promoting sustainability by charging fees to companies that pollute or take natural resources, then sharing fee proceeds to all people.
Can AI learn what's right and wrong?
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@KariLake
IF you are concerned that mechanical problems caused delays, maybe a law that says for each hour that the wait is more than 1 hour during some part of the day, the polls will stay open an additional hour. Something to reduce the likelihood that a delay would affect the vote.
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@Devonian1342
@GZzyzyx
@edgarrmcgregor
If U are concerned that people not live in poverty, U may want to join a call for equal sharing of natural wealth.
We can charge fees to industries when they take natural resources or emit pollution. Raise fees until impacts on the environment are low enough. Share fee proceeds.
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@julie_kelly2
A mob with clearly-expressed homicidal intent attacked the Capitol and attempted to interfere with government function. People are not being suggested for arrest based on a 'protest' but on attempted insurrection and related crimes.
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@democracynow
@leahstokes
If we can reduce the size of the fossil fuel industry by charging an extraction fee, and reduce it faster by charging a higher fee, why add administrative costs and complexity, and why invite opposition, by introducing multi-billion-dollar subsidy programs for business?
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Imagine if those girls had been born into a world full of problems, but where they could see people talking about the underlying causes & systemic solutions. Would they have developed a positive sense of their own future that would have meant Mohammad Anwar would still be alive?
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@SarahKSilverman
My impression is that you are a kind person with a big heart who likes to talk w/ ppl who you disagree with in hopes of learning something & understanding their viewpoint. Intelligent, with a big heart, you are.
I think our sick society is causing demagogues to find an audience.
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@BillPascrell
Gov'ts shouldn't be involved in deciding what prices should be. If prices are too high, more people should start providing the goods / services that are hard to afford. (If prices are unfairly high, beyond whatever difficulty is involved in meeting market demand, this'll happen.)
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@MaryLTrump
Human beings are evolved w/ traits that make them ready to welcome a disruptive person to a leadership position when the society is unhealthy. This trait served the purpose of hastening the disintegration of ailing societies throughout history and before. More healthy neighboring
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@antonioguterres
Fossil fuels are like other kinds of natural resources: They should not be extracted at a rate that is faster than what most ppl think is acceptable
No gov't has authority to issue permits to industries to extract resources or pollute air & water beyond what most ppl think is OK
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@BandyXLee1
Transit police accused me of felony assault agnst them. Apparently, there's no requirement that they talk 2 witnesses / collect video records. I think the only reason why they didn't show up in court to continue the lie is that I was able to call a friend willing & able 2 get vid
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@Forbes
I'll buy $300 of gift subscriptions if you answer the questions above and say why you've never reported that we can end poverty & promote sustainability if we charge high fees to extract resources, emit pollution or destroy wildlife habitat, then share fee proceeds to all people.
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@Planetary_Sec
Focus on principles.
If we demand a fair and honest economic system, 'leaders' will find efficient and fair policy for taking account of externalities.
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@VivekGRamaswamy
A commandment is an imperative statement of what one must do or refrain from doing. This is not that.
What is your view on: "A responsible people create honest institutions"?
Do you believe prices should honestly represent costs? How would you account for externalities?
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@ClimateDad77
The reports of huge gov't subsidies of polluting industries are based on a failure of gov't to make industries pay in proportion to the harm they do. If U want to end hidden subsidies, join a call for high fees charged ~ pollution, depletion, habitat loss.
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@GretaThunberg
Businesses operate in whatever way is most profitable. If we want them to operate in a way that is sensible, we should demand that they operate honestly. That will require that they account for externalities. Make them pay for pollution and for depletion of resources & habitat.
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@Billbrowder
The idea of withholding payment (putting funds in escrow) until Russia withdraws from Ukraine sounded good. Even better would be to convert plane and ship factories to making Molten Salt Reactors. MSRs can be used to make fuel for cars, trucks and planes by taking C from the air.
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@csymrl
I think one example of disinformation is the claim made by NPR stations, especially around the time of fund drives, that we are being provided w/ necessary news, important information that we need to live better.
Why is there no mention of systemic flaws in politics & economics?
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@LakotaMan1
Seeing the comments here, it appears that few commenters are aware that indigenous people hunted many large mammals to extinction shortly after migrating to the Americas.
(Did they not count as 'indigenous' at that time because they were recent immigrants?)
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