Believe It or Not People Would Like to See a Green New Deal
I know it's hard to believe but people would like to see a better environment across the country.
What they don't like is the messenger of today's plan. So, let's get down to basics.
I agree 100% with Ralph Nader's idea that no matter what party you're in- what politician you like, where your from, people want clean air and water. People, no matter who they are (and despite a few rotten hunters that like to shoot anything endangered) also like the idea of rare birds and animals being protected. As for the littering issue, one would like to think that if someone in Washington put out a plan to clean waterways it would be supported but a lot of soul searching better start about the problem of litter in this country. Now, moving right along...
Take Nader's idea of 'people want clean air and water.' Where's the issue?
Let's cut to the bottom line. The Green New Deal, as it stands right now, doesn't address the immediate needs of a population. The overall premise of it is great because yes America we do need to embrace green energy but he rush, the finger pointing, the misleading information, the lack of answers to important questions about this Green New Deal is actually disturbing. I believe Trump called it a 'term paper,' but I've seen better term papers than this. The lack of answers in the whole plan is what has people in in an uproar. There are other factors to consider as well.
The Green New Deal does a lot of finger pointing. What's funny is a lot of it is indeed from the Green Party but somehow the Green Party's platform, at least to this cat, made more sense than this rush job. To be perfectly honest the Green New Deal's platform, seems to actually be based on a need to clean-up 'some' not all of the nation. The promoters of the Green New Deal actually have no idea about what ails this country environmentally as a whole and to put a 29-year-old from the Bronx, who probably couldn't name 2 birds in her area as the face of this is a flat-out joke. You can argue with me all you want but it seems to me the environmental movement is being hijacked by A LOT OF PRIVILEGED MILLENNIALS with the 'it's our way or the highway' attitude.
Personally, I'd love to see a Green New Deal.
However, I think a lot of vain millennials will ruin the chance for one. Skeptical? Just watch...
What they don't like is the messenger of today's plan. So, let's get down to basics.
I agree 100% with Ralph Nader's idea that no matter what party you're in- what politician you like, where your from, people want clean air and water. People, no matter who they are (and despite a few rotten hunters that like to shoot anything endangered) also like the idea of rare birds and animals being protected. As for the littering issue, one would like to think that if someone in Washington put out a plan to clean waterways it would be supported but a lot of soul searching better start about the problem of litter in this country. Now, moving right along...
Take Nader's idea of 'people want clean air and water.' Where's the issue?
Let's cut to the bottom line. The Green New Deal, as it stands right now, doesn't address the immediate needs of a population. The overall premise of it is great because yes America we do need to embrace green energy but he rush, the finger pointing, the misleading information, the lack of answers to important questions about this Green New Deal is actually disturbing. I believe Trump called it a 'term paper,' but I've seen better term papers than this. The lack of answers in the whole plan is what has people in in an uproar. There are other factors to consider as well.
The Green New Deal does a lot of finger pointing. What's funny is a lot of it is indeed from the Green Party but somehow the Green Party's platform, at least to this cat, made more sense than this rush job. To be perfectly honest the Green New Deal's platform, seems to actually be based on a need to clean-up 'some' not all of the nation. The promoters of the Green New Deal actually have no idea about what ails this country environmentally as a whole and to put a 29-year-old from the Bronx, who probably couldn't name 2 birds in her area as the face of this is a flat-out joke. You can argue with me all you want but it seems to me the environmental movement is being hijacked by A LOT OF PRIVILEGED MILLENNIALS with the 'it's our way or the highway' attitude.
Personally, I'd love to see a Green New Deal.
However, I think a lot of vain millennials will ruin the chance for one. Skeptical? Just watch...
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