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99PanozAIV said:
That has been a problem with liberals, they never pay attention to cost or ROI. Their view is that it doesn’t matter the cost because it’s being done to save the planet, or some other horseshit. The end justifies any means to them.
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Yep like my next door neighbor, it's all about think about the little people and apportioning things fairly. Ok, not strictly wrong, but more an opinion than clear cut right and wrong.
But... so when my taxes subsidize her solar panel install, that most likely will never pay for itself, her janky-at-best ethics break down.
To me that *is* clear cut right and wrong.
 
99PanozAIV said:
That has been a problem with liberals, they never pay attention to cost or ROI. Their view is that it doesn’t matter the cost because it’s being done to save the planet, or some other horseshit. The end justifies any means to them.
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I'm not sure they bother to think about broader effects for any decision. Like diesel emissions/EVs or gun laws. They don't consider what the trade off is elsewhere.
 
Lumbergh said:
This is pretty deep, and seemingly logical.....but is it actually true? We will never know.
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Can be a slippery slope to justifying anything. I say there is no absolute right and wrong, only actions and consequences. We humans assign values of right and wrong to those consequences according to our biases and needs. Like: Is it ever OK to kill?
However, on a human level, that post can be very productive. If you want to beat a lie detector test, you reframe the question in your mind in that fashion so that you are answering the question truthfully. Changes your body language and your physiological responses.
 
Yoyodyne said:
Can be a slippery slope to justifying anything. I say there is no absolute right and wrong, only actions and consequences. We humans assign values of right and wrong to those consequences according to our biases and needs. Like: Is it ever OK to kill?
However, on a human level, that post can be very productive. If you want to beat a lie detector test, you reframe the question in your mind in that fashion so that you are answering the question truthfully. Changes your body language and your physiological responses.
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Very true, and honestly my first thought was that it was a look into a woman's mind. This is the exact reason why sometimes intent is hard/impossible to prove, but that's why that little line at the end "beyond a reasonable doubt" is so important.
 
"The returns...is less than the expenditure..." Usually, incorrect English is a way to spot b.s. That said, what we really want to know about green energy always seems to be buried in b.s. as well.
 
Loren SD said:
"The returns...is less than the expenditure..." Usually, incorrect English is a way to spot b.s. That said, what we really want to know about green energy always seems to be buried in b.s. as well.
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Seems correct to me given the context
 
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