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Date Posted: 13:13:53 10/19/07 Fri In reply to: Mo' Green 's message, "Re: Simple" on 11:39:33 10/19/07 Fri I don't know about where you live, but around here if you don't pay your electric bill it gets turned off. I believe that falls under economic collapse where people couldn't pay there bills. If it's different where you live so be it, but there are alot of examples where people get turned off in the winter time who can't pay their bills. So I really am not sure where your going with this. You either have power or you don't even if it's temporary. About a year and a half ago people in this area lost power due to a storm for 4 days. My extension chord "solution" kept 5 families food from spoiling. Again what would you do in my place? You need to think in real terms and what actually happens. I know you prefer to change on a whim to what ever suits you, but it really does come down to you have power or you don't, no matter what the reason. Things like food are time sensitive. You either act quickly or lose it. I was in the position to act quickly and that's what I did. >>Do you just make up the arguement as you go along? >>Don't waste yourself. >Hardly, wax ears. You're the one who said "If the >economy ever does indeed collapse i'm not going to be >effected any where near the rest of you who depend on >the whole of society for most things". ( >href="http://www.voy.com/60108/20609.html)">http://www. >voy.com/60108/20609.html) >That was the subject of the string. >But now you're trying to change the argument by >attempting to call a weather outtage an "economic >collapse". Looks like you've committed another >ethical collapse. >> >>>>Really? What did bev do when she was without power? >>>>Your not the brightest crayon in the box are you? >>>Was there a catostrophic "collapse" (economic, >>>environmental or other wise) in the PNW that I didn't >>>hear about? In your never ending hyperbole, you >>>wouldn't be confusing intermittent with collapse >would >>>you? Think those crayons must be stuck in your ears. >>> >>> >>>> >>>>>>What would you do in my place? Tell them to bad? >>>>>I'd tell them to do what Bev is doing. It differs >>>>>from your approach in 2 important aspects >>>>>1 - It'll work >>>>>2 - They wont have to listen to your insufferable >>>>>whining. >>>>>> >>>>>>>>I'm talking about an economic collapse where >most >>>>>>>>won't be able to pay for things and be shut >down. >>>>As >>>>>>>>far as your global meltdown I won't see it in my >>>>>life >>>>>>>>time and neither will you. Nor is there much man >>>>>will >>>>>>>>be able to do about it anyway. Talk about >>>>brilliant, >>>>>>>>you should keep up with what bev was talking >>>about. >>>>>>> >>>>>>>Maybe you should pay attention to the post you're >>>>>>>responding to. Where did I specific what kind of >>>>>>>collapse? I don't think extension cords will >>solve >>>>>>>any type of collapse. Do find it hilarious that >>>>>after >>>>>>>all your lecturing and claptrap, that extension >>>>cords >>>>>>>are your ultimate solution. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>most things. My only hope is, is that i can >>shut >>>>>>>most >>>>>>>>>>of my other stuff down and keep my neighbors >>>>>>>>>>refrigerators running as long as possible. >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>Brillant, your solution to a global meltdown is >>>to >>>>>>>run >>>>>>>>>extentsion cords to your neighbors. Anybody >>>>>>offering >>>>>>>>>any comprehensive solution must be out of their >>>>>>mind. >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>> He hit the nail on the head on the bull >>market >>>>>of >>>>>>>>>the >>>>>>>>>>>90s in one of his books in a later one he >>>warned >>>>>>of >>>>>>>>>>>the coming collapse in tech shares which >>>>>happened, >>>>>>>>In >>>>>>>>>>>a stil later book published in 2004 when oil >>>was >>>>>>33 >>>>>>>>a >>>>>>>>>>>barrel he predicted energy prices just around >>>>the >>>>>>>>>>>corner would soar. In the newest book he >>>suggest >>>>>>>>what >>>>>>>>>>>market to put your money in etc, He also says >>>>>>>>nuclear >>>>>>>>>>>power is not feasible because of lack of >>>uranium >>>>>>in >>>>>>>>>>>the world for a long term answer. i do not >>>know >>>>>>if >>>>>>>>>he >>>>>>>>>>>is a rep or dem one cannot tell by the book >>>his >>>>>>>>>>>political leanings . He has endorsements from >>>>cnn >>>>>>>>>>>business, business week , us news and world >>>>>report >>>>>>>>>and >>>>>>>>>>>others. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] |
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| That was kind of you Duncan to help your neighbors however | Bev | 15:10:25 10/20/07 Sat |