Comments by "whyamimrpink78" (@whyamimrpink78) on "Trump Eliminates Coal Mining Rule That Protects Waterways" video.

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  21. James, the law is the equation. With gravity you have F=GmM/R^2. With genetics you have the Punnet square. When we talk about the law of gravity we are referring to the mathematical expression attached to it. For example if I had a spring with a mass on it on hanging than the forces are gravity and the spring. If they are not moving the are in equilibrium and this I have mg=kx where k is the spring constant, x is the displacement from the spring's equilibrium, and g is the gravitational constant of what ever planet I am on. If you look at other laws you have Kirchhoff's law which is in a circuit the sum of all the currents is zero. You can explain it in words but there is typically a mathematical expression attached to it. With Kirchhoff's law why is charge conserved? What is charge? You are not explaining that, you are just seeing a trend, derived and equation for it and that's it. Same with gravity. You saw a trend, were able to attach an equation to it, and moved on. The theory of gravity relates to what is gravity? We don't know, but the theory of gravity has a lot of supporting evidence to it so it is the model we use. If you look at a trend you will also see that many laws came about before quantum mechanics and are attached to things discovered when Newtonian mechanics were considered to be right. You don't hear about that laws in quantum mechanics. You may, but I have never seen it taught as such. For example, you can find "Born law" written somewhere, but in texts we have them listed as rules or lemmas, not laws. Science was not as flexible pre-quantum mechanics. Laws, in science, can seem to be set in stone by many people when in reality they aren't. In the end, though, you see mathematical expressions attached to laws. I feel you need to study more science. "If we have plenty of laws on the books to protect water; then please explain the fucking Flint water crises" That is the fault of that local government. Noticed how I said government. That wasn't a company doing the work but the failures of government doing their job. This is also why I support smaller, more local government as the situation was isolated to just that area. But if you want to blame someone for that than blame government. Plus, that is just one incident. "then why the fuck is it that much of the natural water reserves in states like Colorado, have been made undrinkable by the fracking industry" It hasn't. Fracking has not polluted water at all. " If our god damn water supply is so well protected, then why is it that the lead levels in many metro areas across the nation, are even higher than they are in flint Michigan" Because of old piping which will cost a lot to replace. Considering how people are not dying left and right because of it than it is not a big deal. "Finally, being that you are in disagreement with nearly every liberal Youtube host, why the fuck do you keep showing up on nearly every liberal Youtube site " I listen to both sides. As a moderate I do agree with many of what the left says. My problem is that the left has become a bunch of radicals. They spew appeal to emotion rhetoric as opposed to properly analyzing the facts. That is dangerous as it divides our country and hinders progress. To give an example. In 1994 Herman Cain approached Bill Clinton asking about Bill's healthcare bill and the cost of business. Cain, to me, ask a somewhat condescending question to Clinton on what he should tell his employees when he has to fire them, but it was a question concerning cost. Clinton, in a logical and intelligent way, ran through numbers and gave Cain and answer. Cain gave a rebuttal and in the very end I agreed with Cain. But I respected Clinton and the answer he gave which is why he was such a great president Here we are a little over 20 years later and Sanders was approached with a similar question by a small business owner. Bernie's response was basically "screw you, pay up". He showed zero concern about the business owner and just wants to force her to pay up. Clinton at least showed concern. Democrats showed concerned in the past. Now they have become radicals. This is how Trump won. For 8 years under Obama the democrats have been preaching about how we are supposedly a country full of racists, sexists, bigots that are violent and greedy and that we need the federal government to enforce a moral compass on all of us. Trump ran on the idea that we aren't, and that we are a great country. That is how he won. And now many on the let are doubling down on that hate.
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