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Subject Australia's carbon tax starts tomorrow any thoughts

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Instance, why on earth do you believe fossil fuel is the only cheap solution, except nuclear as an alternative? Don't you see these 2 are the corporate sponsored solutions. Cos it means centralized power, it means control by supply of fuel, it means high profits.

You ignore all these other options?
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That's right. So do you think that these goverments will implement anything than fossil or nuclear.
They mask up a small percentage in the community with what you say, so they look like they are doing something positive.

It's all a sham. The whole system is desinged to stay in it's place with minimal change.
You are not seeing the bigger picture here with the energy that we use.
You can put up all the links you want. The thing is they are not viable to run a large city. We need devices that can produce free energy. they have these devices but they won't implement them.
Nicola tesla was the first to produce devices that produced free energy...he called it orgone energy.
The links that you put up are useless in the larger scale of things.
They might be able to run small community's...but to install these devices in every home is impossible because of the costs associated with them.
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What you do not understand is that education and science, which explains why we need to reduce fossil fuel, did not manage to make the industrialzed nations change their ways. That the Kyoto protocol and the current carbon trading scheme was devised as an alternative way to change industries. That they did not want to use force and law, but economic incentives to change industry. That it is actually pretty decent and smart how they try to do it.

And that little consumers like you have a problem with it is beyond comprehension. These things are about industries and pollution, it will hardly effect little you in your little wallet. And even if it did a bit, you should be happy to pay it instead of think it will only bring in nuclear disasters and shit.
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Original Message Just want some general info about a tax thats going to cost u more for everything u buy and use, we already have gst, i feel this tax is double dipping, thanks for any info.

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