President Trump
07-27-2017
, 04:51 AM
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07-27-2017
, 04:58 AM
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You may think of it what you wish, but it is the truth. It is of no surprise you threatened to report my post. That's what you people do, you wish to censor and silence people who challenge your views.
A human born with a penis is a man. He has a man's body and has a man's reproductive system. Even if he had surgery he could not have a baby, or change his entire biology so that it would be impossible to tell if he was born a man.
There is nothing bigoted or hateful about that sentiment, it is simply truth. For us to not be able to come to some sort of agreement on something this trivially easy is a serious problem in our society. If this doesn't alarm people into wondering what they are teaching in our universities, I don't think anything will.
Let me know how reporting my posts goes. I'll be eager to see the result in the morning.
A human born with a penis is a man. He has a man's body and has a man's reproductive system. Even if he had surgery he could not have a baby, or change his entire biology so that it would be impossible to tell if he was born a man.
There is nothing bigoted or hateful about that sentiment, it is simply truth. For us to not be able to come to some sort of agreement on something this trivially easy is a serious problem in our society. If this doesn't alarm people into wondering what they are teaching in our universities, I don't think anything will.
Let me know how reporting my posts goes. I'll be eager to see the result in the morning.
I'm not going to comment further on your absolutely insane, nonsensical, uneducated comments on higher education.
Look, I'll help you out. These are photos of transgender women who are models.
They were BIOLOGICALLY born as males, but they are TRANSGENDER females. To deny the second part of this statement is to be a ****ing bigot, because you are intolerant of transgender people, particularly females. It's that simple, and garbage like that has no place in civilized discussion, just like garbage such as racism, sexism, homophobia has no place in civilized discussion.
07-27-2017
, 06:07 AM
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07-27-2017
, 08:56 AM
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OK, so you had your chance to take your pick on issues, you balked.
Mining companies have been known to dump toxic waste into streams and rivers, which very often run into larger bodies of water, which are often used as sources of drinking water.
Under the Obama administration, the office of surface mining put into place a regulation intending to protect streams and rivers from the dumping of toxic mining waste. That looks like this:
How was this regulation taking in America in the wrong direction?
One of the Executive Orders Trump has signed during his administration was to remove that rule. How is this taking America in the right direction?
http://thehill.com/policy/energy-env...al-mining-rule
Mining companies have been known to dump toxic waste into streams and rivers, which very often run into larger bodies of water, which are often used as sources of drinking water.
Under the Obama administration, the office of surface mining put into place a regulation intending to protect streams and rivers from the dumping of toxic mining waste. That looks like this:
How was this regulation taking in America in the wrong direction?
One of the Executive Orders Trump has signed during his administration was to remove that rule. How is this taking America in the right direction?
http://thehill.com/policy/energy-env...al-mining-rule
http://thehill.com/policy/energy-env...ado-mine-spill
Or the 48 Million pounds of garbage from the DAPL protests:
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/...-48-million-p/
No? Let me remind you.
07-27-2017
, 08:59 AM
Great! Then you should be happy to answer these questions you ignored.
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OK, so you had your chance to take your pick on issues, you balked.
Mining companies have been known to dump toxic waste into streams and rivers, which very often run into larger bodies of water, which are often used as sources of drinking water.
Under the Obama administration, the office of surface mining put into place a regulation intending to protect streams and rivers from the dumping of toxic mining waste. That looks like this:
How was this regulation taking in America in the wrong direction?
One of the Executive Orders Trump has signed during his administration was to remove that rule. How is this taking America in the right direction?
http://thehill.com/policy/energy-env...al-mining-rule
Mining companies have been known to dump toxic waste into streams and rivers, which very often run into larger bodies of water, which are often used as sources of drinking water.
Under the Obama administration, the office of surface mining put into place a regulation intending to protect streams and rivers from the dumping of toxic mining waste. That looks like this:
How was this regulation taking in America in the wrong direction?
One of the Executive Orders Trump has signed during his administration was to remove that rule. How is this taking America in the right direction?
http://thehill.com/policy/energy-env...al-mining-rule
07-27-2017
, 09:09 AM
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Hey, remember that time Obama's EPA dumped 3 Million tons of sludge into the Colorado River?
http://thehill.com/policy/energy-env...ado-mine-spill
Or the 48 Million pounds of garbage from the DAPL protests:
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/...-48-million-p/
No? Let me remind you.
http://thehill.com/policy/energy-env...ado-mine-spill
Or the 48 Million pounds of garbage from the DAPL protests:
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/...-48-million-p/
No? Let me remind you.
Yeah Obama literally ordered the EPA to pollute the river huh?
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The city of Durango and La Plata County, Colorado, have declared a state of emergency after a federal cleanup crew accidentally released mine waste into the water.
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According to the EPA, the spill occurred when one of its teams was using heavy equipment to enter the Gold King Mine, a suspended mine near Durango. Instead of entering the mine and beginning the process of pumping and treating the contaminated water inside as planned, the team accidentally caused it to flow into the nearby Animas River. Before the spill, water carrying "metals pollution" was flowing into a holding area outside the mine.
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According to the EPA, the spill occurred when one of its teams was using heavy equipment to enter the Gold King Mine, a suspended mine near Durango. Instead of entering the mine and beginning the process of pumping and treating the contaminated water inside as planned, the team accidentally caused it to flow into the nearby Animas River. Before the spill, water carrying "metals pollution" was flowing into a holding area outside the mine.
This was not intentional, which is what you're inferring. This was a massive **** up when trying to clean up waste. This is not the same as mining companies intentionally dumping waste into rivers and streams. Do you understand that? Do you acknowledge that?
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Garbage haul at Dakota Access camps revised downward to 21 million pounds
North Dakota’s estimate of 48 million pounds from February based on math error
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A lot of garbage was hauled out of the Dakota Access protest camps, just not as much as previously indicated.
The North Dakota Department of Emergency Services said last week that 21.48 million pounds of trash, debris and waste was ultimately removed from the three protest camps built on federal land — Oceti Sakowin, Rosebud and Sacred Stone — based on figures from Morton County Emergency Management.
“It appears a decimal point was omitted,” said Cecily Fong, spokeswoman for the North Dakota Department of Emergency Services.
North Dakota’s estimate of 48 million pounds from February based on math error
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A lot of garbage was hauled out of the Dakota Access protest camps, just not as much as previously indicated.
The North Dakota Department of Emergency Services said last week that 21.48 million pounds of trash, debris and waste was ultimately removed from the three protest camps built on federal land — Oceti Sakowin, Rosebud and Sacred Stone — based on figures from Morton County Emergency Management.
“It appears a decimal point was omitted,” said Cecily Fong, spokeswoman for the North Dakota Department of Emergency Services.
I'm sure the police didn't leave any trash or waste with all the tear gas and rubber bullets they fired, huh?
The question was how did the Obama era regulation intending to protect streams and rivers from mining waste take America in the wrong direction, and how did Trump reversing that regulation take America in the right direction? I'm not sure how you got to the topic of the North Dakota access pipeline.
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