… people breathing out will be put in jail.
If methane (CH4) were declared a pollutant people emitting gas on the back end will also wind up in jail.
Why not add a hydrogen sulfide (H2S) stink tax?
The Captain
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Not sure why that was posted.
CO2 has long been considered a pollutant. The Supremes took that as fact according to the NYT.
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All this talk of CO2, CH4, and H2S made me think about my drive earlier this morning. I drove past a hair salon and noticed it was called H2O. If you were going to use a chemical name anyway, wouldn’t it make more sense to name a hair salon H2O2?
Pete
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Ridiculous. That’s the same lame argument against universal health care where people say “if we make health care a right then we’ll make doctors be slaves, because we will need doctors to fulfill that public right”.
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Is METaR humor challenged? LOL
The Captain
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That’s the same lame argument against universal health care where people say “if we make health care a right then we’ll make doctors be slaves, because we will need doctors to fulfill that public right”.
Hi bjurasz!
Please note that there is a BIG difference between making healthcare a “right” (in the US Constitution) versus Congress passing laws that provide healthcare for everyone.
IMHO, if one feels strongly that UHC should be a Constitutional “right”, then the amendment process should be followed…not the judicial “discovery” process of creating a new “right” out of thin air.
Just my $.02 and I understand that you and other may feel differently.
Cheers!
Murph
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Murph,
Totally agree with all of that.
If it is wanted run it through congress.
And Murph do not bet against that.