Comments by "Bo McGillacutty" (@Mrbfgray) on "This Is the Awful Choice Environmentalists Face (Pt. 2) | Jordan Peterson | POLITICS | Rubin Report" video.

Higher CO2 helps my organic gardens thrive. Ravaging the oceans is definitely a bigger concern and excess emphasis in one area causes neglect in others. The Left don't want universal wealth when they can have universal poverty instead.
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@emptyvessel3054 Let's be honest--You don't know squat about Elon Musk, you simply project your indoctrination and simple mind on to others to avoid the effort of learning and thoughtfulness.
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@emptyvessel3054 No steam here, this is an old tired topic. Pardon me for misinterpreting your cryptic post. Keep tuning into Elon including his unbelievable accomplishments, that's all that matters in this context. (his speeches and discussions become redundant after a while but at least he's consistent for 20 plus yrs)
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@TimBitts649 We don't have enough engineers, software experts and other usefully educated and the ones we have too much of aren't of much value anyway. Poor countries are usually that way for a reason, corrupt governments or hostile to capital, isolationist....
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@TimBitts649 Not to be insulting but it's ridiculous to "encourage them to go elsewhere" --and do what? Peddle vegies on the street for $2/day? Why would they have any special value there if they have a degree in something not in demand anywhere? Unfortunately many US universities have become scammers to one degree or another. There has been a 'shortage' of the ppl in the fields mentioned for decades and apparently $200k salaries isn't enough (nor should it be if one doesn't have the passion for it). Yes supply and demand ultimately will balance unless the Left get's it's way. One obvious tactic is simply (as suggested by others) attach a 'green card' to the diplomas of tech field graduates. We educate them here and send them back to China or where ever way to often. A tangent: also long term shortage of trades ppl and 6 figures readily available there--we have foolishly stigmatized such jobs for decades in America, for those not controlled by stupid status there is massive opportunities there.
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@TimBitts649 Sounds like you've been well indoctrinated in leftist BS. I started off busted broke, built my own biz the hard way on a shoe string via earnings from an underground mine where I worked endless double shifts as a laborer/mechanic, and eventually flourished, you presumptuous prick. How are you going to "encourage" Americans to go to a third world country to work for peanuts? Pure fantasy without MY tax dollars subsiding it and I'm not going to happy with more such ill-considered socialism squandering my hard earned wealth.
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@TimBitts649 I don't have limited experience, know MANY who have dispersed all over the planet. My question/challenge: can we incentivize via government for even more ppl to move, the wisdom of doing so, plus the cost. WHY do you seem fixated on getting Americans to leave? Is YOUR TRIBE try'n to take over?? My family has been almost 'everywhere' (continent or major country) other than Antarctica, but a close friend went there 32X....China, USSR (right during the revolution by chance), Japan, W. Euro, N. Africa, Mex, Belize, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama, Brazil many times, India, Nepal, Australia, Turkey....off the top of my head.
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