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Originally Posted by BigV
Define the actual problem for us, tw.
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Was already done. For example, fracking. Fracking is not the problem. Some companies - because they want to make profits and don't care about the product - are creating problems. Cited before - Cabot Oil. Are all fracking companies a problem? Of course not. So why ban all fracking because the extremist refuses to address (ignores) the actual problem? Companies run by similar types who are also running companies like GM, Sears, and GE into the ground. To only enrich top management. And to even blame employees.
It was defined previously. Why did you not read it?
xoxoxoBruce has cited more.
Why do some streets constantly need repair? No foundation. Politicians (using concepts taught in business schools) simply have those roads repaved on dirt. I have watched one particular and deep pothole constantly reopen because they simple put more asphalt on it. And because, having wasted so much money on Mission Accomplished and Afghanistan, we do not widen those roads for turning lanes.
So many problems are addressed only by first identifying each problem. When were you going to admit that Mission Accomplished, blacksite torture sites, and the 5000 wasted American soldiers means we should be holding those criminals in the administration responsible. So that it does not happen again? So that $trillions goes into making America great and not promoting problems like a criminal president. Crickets?
There is another reason for those problem. Those crickets.
Did I mention other nations have big stadiums for crickets? Never mind. That's not a problem.