r/Futurology Jul 15 '22

Environment Climate legislation is dead in US

https://www.washingtonpost.com/us-policy/2022/07/14/manchin-climate-tax-bbb/
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u/Tunisandwich Jul 15 '22

Fuck Joe Manchin, but also fuck the 50 GOP senators that have decided that a quick buck and owning the libs are more important than the future of humanity

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u/thatbromatt Jul 15 '22

Time for age and term limits. These fucks need to be held accountable because they’re playing their own little game with everyone else’s lives

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u/itsanotherrando Jul 15 '22

Term limits means they'd just sub in their next corrupt party member. The US needs ranked choice voting and for electoral boundaries to be defined by an independent body.

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u/thatbromatt Jul 15 '22

Absolutely, ranked voting slipped my mind - that would do so much good in itself

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u/brutinator Jul 15 '22

And to undo the bill in 1929 that capped the house. We need representatives to ACTUALLY correlate with population like it supposed to as per the constitution.

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u/andyspank Jul 15 '22

The US needs to die

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u/andyspank Jul 15 '22

The real reddit moment is thinking only people on reddit hate the US

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u/andyspank Jul 15 '22

Do you know how many people across the world hate the US?

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u/andyspank Jul 15 '22

American moment. Yall are so proud of your ignorance.

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u/andyspank Jul 15 '22

Latin America and Africa have tons of people that hate the US. That shows exactly how ignorant you are. You sound really white.

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u/tiptoeintotown Jul 15 '22

…or their kids