In Eastern Kentucky and other mining areas you see bumper stickers that say "if it can't be grown, it has to be mined," as testimony that everything comes from somewhere and something and ultimately, that something that is used to make everything is either a commodity from a mine or an agricultural product from a farm, and energy and labor is applied to that product and another product emerges and value is added. You see, wealth does not just appear, it is created, and, in the course of being created, it creates jobs, and families and communities, and states and nations....Unless the population wakes up to the inevitability of this, we are doomed. Unless we shake ourselves really hard from our green-induced stupor, we can expect to be standing on the side of the road with a sign, asking China to rescue us. And when they do, we can be sure, they will rape the redwoods, reopen the rails, and extract the elements that we have so painstakingly saved for them and, in so doing, they will enslave our people and enrich their people and their government. In another time we called it colonialism. What will we call it when it happens to us?
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What caused this to happen?
Why are so-called "green" policies favored, and traditional ones pushed over the side?
To boil it down to the most simple explanation, it has been the left that has done this. If you are suffering financially, it is because of the left. There can be no cure until they are removed from power. It is as simple as that. Things cannot get better until they are gone.
If only the Republicans would stop being the punching bag and punch back. They have the better argument, but they won't make it. Do they understand the issues at all?
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