[N_Fiddledog]

Thanos Thanos:

Now let's go to DieRachelDie!420 on Reddit, followed by SendHildacuntToAuschwitz and WhoNeedsHighSchool? at Breitbart/Disqus for other opinions.

Nah, that's OK. I'll settle for your opinion for now.

So tell me...

A) How does Justin's pipeline approval differ from the policy of the previous government? Other than new taxes, I mean.

B) Are you expecting the forces that were opposed to the pipeline projects before will now pack up and go home, because Justin's got a tax plan?

[N_Fiddledog]

Oh, but you know what? Now that you mention conspiracy theories and such, I do remember one on who might be financing blocking pipelines. No, not just Soros this time.

This one's from Ezra. Nevertheless, it should appeal to you and your "The Jews did 9/11 crowd." Because those Likudiacs had a partner in the mind's eye of the new alt-left where you seem to do all your reading lately. Didn't they?

Ok...one word. Think about it - Saudis

[Thanos]

Nah, not going to play a frustrating point-by-point Fisking game with you. I've seen enough of what Zippy's gone through trying to be logical in these arguments because you guys pivot around faster with your multi-levels of bullshit than the head of the kid in The Exorcist did. Pipelines got approved that will help the overall industry in general and Alberta in specific. I could care less about who was in charge at the time or what kind of deal was made to get it approved. That Keystone will most likely get approved too in a time where Trump is the leader on one side of the border and the son of a flower child hippy is boss on the other means nothing, and it should mean nothing. Some sort of carbon pricing is a reality so get used to it because it's probably not going to go away. All the snowballs brought onto the floor of the US Senate as "proof" everything's A-OK as far as weather and climate goes won't make a difference in the slightest.

[N_Fiddledog]

Lot of blah blah there hoping to divert in about 20 different directions because apparently you don't want to deal with the actual issue of what's being suggested in the OP being bullshit.

But whatever...

I do like this one though.

$1:

Some sort of carbon pricing is a reality so get used to it because it's probably not going to go away.

It does seem inevitable here in Trudopea, for now, but they had it in Australia too. Feel free to read up on what happened there. Hint: It's gone. I wouldn't be holding my breath waiting for it to happen in America though.

[herbie]

What I find humorous:
Koch pulls out of Alberta with big press release over a carbon tax.
Enbridge was still trying to flog their pipeline after Harper approves with "only" 86,456 conditions...
At least Trudeau made a decision. And our Tory MPs along the Enbridge line are not coming to town telling us they support our local people's decisions when we goddam knew they were running back to Ottawa foaming with anticipation about the opposite. Now they've clearly all moaned about JT and the 'loss of jobs' and made it obvious they don't support their electorate in the least.