@Bromikey
I think you have it all backwards and I have read all of the carbon tax legislation which will effect me twice. Agriculture is exempt for obvious reasons and for the rest it is a progressive tax based on income and fossil fuel emissions. That is the higher my income or the more fuel I burn the more I pay. Everyone with an income below $95,000 with average consumption pay nothing. Have you even read the carbon tax legislation which may effect you?.
So is the climate really changing?, to be honest I don't care. Climate change action and a carbon tax will force heavy polluters to pay for the 50% rebate on the new clean sustainable solar energy and thermal solar heating system on my farm. This gets me off grid and free of the utility companies so yes I do have a vested interest in climate change action... energy independence and my freedom. If you want to continue paying and supporting polluting utility companies that's fine but I'm opting out.
If you ever actually read your climate change action/carbon tax legislation you should look for a direct link between the producers who should pay into the system and the lower/middle income consumers who should receive something tangible.
AC
The same people who think carbon tax are the same ones in favor of
a forced everything lifestyle for the future. All free people will fight that.
Being held down and made to be bound with heavy burdens will only
develop a group of supermen to destroy that paradigm.
a forced everything lifestyle for the future. All free people will fight that.
Being held down and made to be bound with heavy burdens will only
develop a group of supermen to destroy that paradigm.
So is the climate really changing?, to be honest I don't care. Climate change action and a carbon tax will force heavy polluters to pay for the 50% rebate on the new clean sustainable solar energy and thermal solar heating system on my farm. This gets me off grid and free of the utility companies so yes I do have a vested interest in climate change action... energy independence and my freedom. If you want to continue paying and supporting polluting utility companies that's fine but I'm opting out.
If you ever actually read your climate change action/carbon tax legislation you should look for a direct link between the producers who should pay into the system and the lower/middle income consumers who should receive something tangible.
AC
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