It’s a shame that she can’t comprehend just how ridiculous she sounds to rational human beings.
Way to vote for a gigantic loser, Calgary. Do you like it when the whole country is laughing at us because of this fuckin moron speaking on our behalfs? I don’t.
It’s a shame that she can’t comprehend just how ridiculous she sounds to rational human beings.
She knows. She just doesn’t care.
She was elected by virtue of oil money and protofascist resentment, and as long as she stokes the latter, the money will keep flowing into the former. She can sound as stupid as she wants, she’s playing to her audience and doesn’t care what anyone else thinks.
See: Poillevre and his “wooooooooooke!” nonsense. We know it’s dangerous nonsense, and he (Poillevre) knows it’s dangerous nonsense. But is’ dangerous nonsense that gets them votes, because it plays to what their protofascist base wants to hear, and it gets them donations and board seats and reciprocal business from their backers.
I’m not sure that she does know. But I’m certain that she doesn’t care.
At the same time, I don’t think she sounds as ridiculous to most people as some would like to think. Most people actually kind of desperately want an excuse to not change their standard of living.
Sadly the two big cities are dramatically different from the rural areas. Almost as if we need some sort of voter representation that was proportional, instead of the garbage fire that is FPTP…
Or, we could simply stop extracting the massive amount of carbon that’s already nicely sequestered in Alberta in the form of bitumen.
“So what we would do is we would capture the CO2, inject nitrogen, transport it as ammonia and send it to Japan"
I’ve been struggling to find more details on the specific process she’s talking about. As far as I’m aware, you can’t sequester carbon dioxide in the form of ammonia, since ammonia doesn’t contain carbon or oxygen. So that must mean they use pre-existing ammonia (produced via natural gas) to transport the CO2 underground. But that can be done in a closed loop, so shipping it to Japan seems like an entirely separate process, that uses a bunch of energy in both ammonia production and shipping, so that Japan can add more NOx gases to the atmosphere.
Make it make sense.
What purpose does japan have for this ammonia in the end? what do they use it for?
