All Sony's characters are boring and generic what could they possibly talk about.
Great another thing to get trapped in
People in this thread are hell bent on the excuse that prisoners have it easy as they dont pay for housing or food while majority of people here easily manage to pay for the basics and easily have enough time to workout and read. Its such lazy cope. Stop pretending like you have it harder than a prisoner its cringe.
And before some sap comes in and tells me they work 16hrs in the mines and are starving and disabled with no healthcare and no home. Ok you are the exception but most people here have a job, buy food and have free time. Enough to do some bodyweight exercises and read a book.
Thats fine I'd rather pay for them to be in there doing that than out in society attacking people or commiting crime.
I was hanging out and my friend was swiping tinder swiping mostly left and annihilating and roasting guys that to me seemed in good shape, well dressed and either conventionally attractive or weird looking but in an interesting way. It actually killed me inside and put me off using dating apps.
Change the game to full screen windowed. The set it above taskbar.
Title is wrong by several orders of magnitude. Global energy capacity is not 10TWh. Global energy capacity increased by 1000TWh last year. Total capacity is in the hundreds of thousands at least.
We(average people) dont choose to offshore those companies. We only wanted to stop climate change.
Everything went offshore because the world's countries added regulations and policy to try reduce emissions and manufacturing became cheaper in china because they did the opposite and raced to the bottom. China was in climate talks at the same time and was more than developed enough to have been making similar changes. Instead they went in the opposite direction. Intentionally deflating currency, scaling coal,mass deforestation, lying about emissions and policy direction.
Why would i ignore all that and blame individual international companies that are just trying to make and sell product? Thats nitpicking tiny parts of a large problem.
If its ok for china to do what they did then why is nz implementing climate policy? What's the point we hurt ourselves for a 1% reduction only to have china increase emissions by more than out total emissions in a single year. If thry do make changes no one should and they didn't. We are fucked unless china can actually make a serious reduction in emissions which thry seem completely unlikely to do in the next 5 years.
A company moving their steel plant offshore is a negative for that country. So the country isnt going to want to drive it out just to brag about a co2 reduction. The company might brag but so what. If the company wants to claim 90% reduced emissions by getting rid of their steel mill to a subsidiary company thats a different more.pointless argument imo.
China gets a huge advantage from having the steel plant in their country and the wildest part to me is that people will even defend them when someone points out that they are already polluting a ton and should take measures to reduce pollution instead of subsiding coal plants and more steel mills.
Those same people will turn around and say nz needs to axe its own industry to reduce emissions even though our emissions are tiny and not spiraling out of control. Its the most cucked stance and causes me psychic damage.
No I dont think thats equivalent. Climate change emissions is an issue that needs to be addressed on a country scale. We dont blame individuals for climate change.
Its fine to let the blame rest on china for their own emissions. They intentionally choose that route.
If a company comes to new Zealand their emissions are regulated by the nz government and nz is responsible for those emissions. In no reality would we blame another country.
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3% under labour and completely squandered but this incompetent gov. They borrowed to do deficit spending but spent it on stupid stuff like tax cuts for landlords and didnt end uo spuring enough economic growth.