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« Reply #2355 on: August 02, 2022, 06:29:04 pm »
Complete and utter nonsense.  Ever heard of shift work?  Evening and overnight shifts?  .
You ever notice it's hotter when the sun is out?

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« Reply #2356 on: August 02, 2022, 07:22:56 pm »
You ever notice it's hotter when the sun is out?
Ever notice that it can be very warm and humid, even in the evenings from June to September?  Air conditioning runs 24/7, especially in July August and September.

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« Reply #2357 on: August 02, 2022, 08:09:15 pm »
Justin's personal carbon footprint throughout his life including now is i'm sure orders of magnitude higher than the average Canadian.

Dude hasn't been rocking a Hyundai, and i'm sure when he's out of politics he'll be driving a Tesla to virtue signal and look trendy while jetting all over the world on vacation and speaking fee sets.
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« Reply #2358 on: August 02, 2022, 08:13:25 pm »
The concept of a carbon footprint is a joke anyway.

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« Reply #2359 on: August 02, 2022, 08:57:47 pm »
Ever notice that it can be very warm and humid, even in the evenings from June to September?  Air conditioning runs 24/7, especially in July August and September.
Air conditioners work harder and therefore draw more power when it's hotter. Imagine how hard your furnace has to work (and therefore how much energy it will burn) if you turn it on now compared to January.

I can't believe you need this explained to you.

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« Reply #2360 on: August 02, 2022, 09:51:33 pm »
Air conditioners work harder and therefore draw more power when it's hotter. Imagine how hard your furnace has to work (and therefore how much energy it will burn) if you turn it on now compared to January.

I can't believe you need this explained to you.

If everyone is using heat pumps instead of natural gas, electrical loads will be high in winter as well.
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« Reply #2361 on: August 02, 2022, 10:04:38 pm »
The concept of a carbon footprint is a joke anyway.

Ya, carbon doesn't have feet.

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« Reply #2362 on: August 02, 2022, 10:19:05 pm »
If everyone is using heat pumps instead of natural gas, electrical loads will be high in winter as well.
Had to look up what a heat pump is. Not something that would work in Manitoba. But geothermal works great.

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« Reply #2363 on: August 03, 2022, 12:58:51 pm »
This idiot never stops.  Slavery was abolished by the British in 1834 and Canada didn’t become a country until 1867.  He’s an attention seeking wh*re.  It probably runs in the family, eh Blubber? 😂

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« Reply #2364 on: August 03, 2022, 01:39:08 pm »
This idiot never stops.  Slavery was abolished by the British in 1834 and Canada didn’t become a country until 1867.  He’s an attention seeking wh*re.  It probably runs in the family, eh Blubber? 😂

Canada existed before it was an independent country, retard.

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« Reply #2365 on: August 03, 2022, 01:44:39 pm »

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« Reply #2366 on: August 03, 2022, 01:52:34 pm »
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IMO, it's mean to reply to Shiddy with that knowing he can't read.

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« Reply #2367 on: August 03, 2022, 02:10:31 pm »
Canada existed before it was an independent country, retard.
In fact if you look at his complete statement:

From: https://pm.gc.ca/en/news/statements/2022/08/01/statement-prime-minister-emancipation-day
“Today, on Emancipation Day, we acknowledge the painful history of slavery here in Canada and celebrate the strength and determination of Black communities, who fought – and continue to fight – for freedom, justice, and equality. Officially designated last year by a unanimous vote in the House of Commons, Emancipation Day falls on the day in 1834 that slavery was abolished in the British Empire. This historic day paved the way to freeing over 800,000 enslaved Africans and their descendants in Canada, parts of the Caribbean, Africa, and South America. Since then, August 1 has been commemorated in many parts of the world, including through celebrations of freedom across Canada. Although slavery was abolished nearly 200 years ago, its effects continue to live on today. The legacy of systemic anti-Black racism is still embedded throughout our society, including in our institutions."

So he
1) recognizes that slavery was abolished on a date that preceded Canada's independence
2) points out that despite slavery ending, there are still issues that are the byproduct of slavery and racism in Canada


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« Reply #2368 on: August 03, 2022, 02:16:24 pm »
In fact if you look at his complete statement:

From: https://pm.gc.ca/en/news/statements/2022/08/01/statement-prime-minister-emancipation-day
“Today, on Emancipation Day, we acknowledge the painful history of slavery here in Canada and celebrate the strength and determination of Black communities, who fought – and continue to fight – for freedom, justice, and equality. Officially designated last year by a unanimous vote in the House of Commons, Emancipation Day falls on the day in 1834 that slavery was abolished in the British Empire. This historic day paved the way to freeing over 800,000 enslaved Africans and their descendants in Canada, parts of the Caribbean, Africa, and South America. Since then, August 1 has been commemorated in many parts of the world, including through celebrations of freedom across Canada. Although slavery was abolished nearly 200 years ago, its effects continue to live on today. The legacy of systemic anti-Black racism is still embedded throughout our society, including in our institutions."

So he
1) recognizes that slavery was abolished on a date that preceded Canada's independence
2) points out that despite slavery ending, there are still issues that are the byproduct of slavery and racism in Canada

IMO, it's mean to reply to Shiddy with that knowing he can't read.

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Re: The Trudeau Brand
« Reply #2369 on: August 03, 2022, 02:56:54 pm »
All this PM does is apologize.  That's fine but like wtf
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