Very ironic. You are barely literate and struggle to understand the difference between those two statements.
You were caught red handed misrepresenting what someone said and calling them retarded for it.

no man


you are trying to argue that she is making two completely separate points on separate topics but using the same adjective in the same sentence

which isn't how english works.

No, that is not what I am arguing.

Your strawman argumentation is prolific.

again, learn. English.

ur hilarious dude

white knighting for qanon nutjobs - your bootlicking really knows no limits, lol...

You are boring dude.

I miss the days where people on the left would at least try to make an intelligent argument and consider what was said.
This is proud anti-intellectualism and poor character.

got em nice comeback fam

The sun goes away every night, brotherman. Literally, at the end of every day, the sun disappears. Wind dies down all the time. Hell, a calming at sea was the worst nightmare of every sailor for centuries.

See, the part that people aren't getting is Texas is the #1 state in the US for Wind power generation. Not California. Not a blue state at all. Texas. Likewise, they rank number 7 for solar. The problem has nothing to do with "How much do they generate". It's "how to keep that generation 100%".

Right now, Texas does not have anywhere near the battery storage to store excess "green generated" power for use during nighttime hours or when the wind dies down (or in this case, when turbines freeze and pumping mechanisms freeze). The battery storage to even make "green power" a 24/7 concept is so incredibly expensive, and so incredibly destructive to the environment, it's damn near prohibitive.

Granted, I don't expect you to understand these things, but prior to going on about "propaganda" why not stop posting so much of it?

This post was edited by InsaneBobb on Feb 17 2021 05:08pm

you clearly don't understand know how solar panels/windmills harness and store energy.

Thats fine but don't bitch at me bro get temperatured bro

Solar panels and windmills do not "store" energy at all. They generate it. The power is "stored" using batteries. And the battery technology used is not up to the task of storing enough power to power even the state that generates the MOST wind power for a single hour if fossil systems fail.

Again, you do not know what you're talking about. You're simply spewing nonsense. And it's nonsense that would take less time for you to google up some basic knowledge about than you're spending posting about it.