What has Trump done to this country?

Harvest76

Harvest76

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Jimdamick said:
You know what I really hate about Graham, and there are a few things, but that guy should have the balls (Ha Ha :) )(he doesn't have any ) to come out as being a homosexual, because I've known lot of queens in my life, and that fucker is as gay as the day is long.
As my gay friends would say, he's just a closet :)
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Self-denial is important in the GOP. It's how they maintain their rage at all of us out here living our best lives.
 
CunningCanuk

CunningCanuk

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Jimdamick said:
You know what I really hate about Graham, and there are a few things, but that guy should have the balls (Ha Ha :) )(he doesn't have any ) to come out as being a homosexual, because I've known lot of queens in my life, and that fucker is as gay as the day is long.
As my gay friends would say, he's just a closet :)
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I understand why he chooses to hide his sexuality. Admitting he is gay would make him look human.
 
DIY-HP-LED

DIY-HP-LED

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Trump gutted the EPA and walked out on climate change conferences.

Jesus Christ, another issue with microplastics, we are gonna have to have international policy on this shit and climate change before we are buried in it and roasting while running for higher ground and away from rising sea level. Fish are full of plastic and soon we will be too, it's also in the water you drink. Think if you hunt you aren't eating this shit?
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www.usatoday.com

Forget acid rain. Plastic rain is now falling across the U.S.

Researchers say that more than 1,000 tons of tiny plastic microparticles falls upon the western U.S. each year.
www.usatoday.com

Forget acid rain. Plastic rain is now falling across the U.S.

  • “Plastics don’t decompose. They just break down into smaller and smaller fibers."
  • The research is just the beginning of understanding how microplastics move through ecosystems.
  • The findings were published Thursday in the peer-reviewed journal Science.
Here's something else to worry about: plastic rain.
Delivered like dust by the wind and rain, researchers in a new study estimate that more than 1,000 tons of tiny plastic microparticles – roughly the equivalent of 120-300 million plastic water bottles – falls upon national parks and protected wilderness areas in the western United States each year.
The findings were published Thursday in the peer-reviewed journal Science in the article "Plastic rain in protected areas of the United States."
Lead researcher Janice Brahney of Utah State University was "shocked" at the amount of microplastic her team uncovered, she said in a statement.
“Plastics don’t decompose," she told the Denver Post. "They just break down into smaller and smaller fibers, and that allows them to be transported through the atmosphere, repeatedly being carried through the atmosphere."

Overall, the world produced 348 million metric tons of plastic in 2017 and global production shows no sign of slowing down. In the United States, the per capita production of plastic waste is 340 grams per day.
High resilience and longevity make plastics particularly useful in everyday life, but these same properties lead to progressive fragmentation instead of degradation in the environment. These "microplastics" are known to accumulate in wastewaters, rivers, and ultimately the worlds' oceans – and as Brahney's team showed, they also accumulate in the atmosphere.
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Justin-case

Justin-case

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DIY-HP-LED said:
Trump gutted the EPA and walked out on climate change conferences.

Jesus Christ, another issue with microplastics, we are gonna have to have international policy on this shit and climate change before we are buried in it and roasting while running for higher ground and away from rising sea level. Fish are full of plastic and soon we will be too, it's also in the water you drink. Think if you hunt you aren't eating this shit?
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www.usatoday.com

Forget acid rain. Plastic rain is now falling across the U.S.

Researchers say that more than 1,000 tons of tiny plastic microparticles falls upon the western U.S. each year.
www.usatoday.com

Forget acid rain. Plastic rain is now falling across the U.S.

  • “Plastics don’t decompose. They just break down into smaller and smaller fibers."
  • The research is just the beginning of understanding how microplastics move through ecosystems.
  • The findings were published Thursday in the peer-reviewed journal Science.
Here's something else to worry about: plastic rain.
Delivered like dust by the wind and rain, researchers in a new study estimate that more than 1,000 tons of tiny plastic microparticles – roughly the equivalent of 120-300 million plastic water bottles – falls upon national parks and protected wilderness areas in the western United States each year.
The findings were published Thursday in the peer-reviewed journal Science in the article "Plastic rain in protected areas of the United States."
Lead researcher Janice Brahney of Utah State University was "shocked" at the amount of microplastic her team uncovered, she said in a statement.
“Plastics don’t decompose," she told the Denver Post. "They just break down into smaller and smaller fibers, and that allows them to be transported through the atmosphere, repeatedly being carried through the atmosphere."

Overall, the world produced 348 million metric tons of plastic in 2017 and global production shows no sign of slowing down. In the United States, the per capita production of plastic waste is 340 grams per day.
High resilience and longevity make plastics particularly useful in everyday life, but these same properties lead to progressive fragmentation instead of degradation in the environment. These "microplastics" are known to accumulate in wastewaters, rivers, and ultimately the worlds' oceans – and as Brahney's team showed, they also accumulate in the atmosphere.
more...
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Yummy, embrace it. Instead of iron chefs, we can become plastic chefs. With dishes like plastic laden fillet of Salmon with a micro plastic glaze, smoked in a plastic bag, served with a side of styrene mash.
 
DIY-HP-LED

DIY-HP-LED

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UncleBuck said:
Biden jogging up and down handicap ramps and drinking water with one hand to own trump

LOfuckingL
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Keep baiting him, hurt his poor little feelings and defending an ego that is too large for an army to defend, keep him tweeting, saying and doing stupid shit.

Joe should challenge Donald to a foot race (for the victims of covid charity) the length of the reflecting pool, the loser gets dunked, have the SCOTUS judge the winner! Call him fat boy Donald, or fat Donnie.
 
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