message for Trump from Denmark

Pospecteer

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Trump said windmills caused cancer, is that true or false?

We discussed this. It is currently being studied, results aren't in yet. Real researchers are actually looking into it. It may be proven false, but it is being looked at. It is a thing.

It's funny how your tribe takes things out of context when talking about the right, yet, you defend climate change studies that have been debunked but yet the myth continues.
 

boomerwv

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We discussed this. It is currently being studied, results aren't in yet. Real researchers are actually looking into it. It may be proven false, but it is being looked at. It is a thing.

It's funny how your tribe takes things out of context when talking about the right, yet, you defend climate change studies that have been debunked but yet the myth continues.

We will start taking your opinion on these topics seriously when you can show that you can tell the difference between scientific research and a blog post.
 

Soaring Eagle 74

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You didn’t even read the articles you posted. That’s just being lazy. Her’s a good summary statement from the last article that covers most of what you posted.

“So the hope is that new buffer-zone regulations and sound-canceling technologies can do away with the question: Do wind turbines cause health problems? Because most of the science out there says they don't.”
 

tjebarr

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PLEASE stop with the facts....you know it sends the sheeples into a frenzy...and it's been such a nice weekend....even in Keene Vermont[roll][banana][roll]

The facts say they dont according to the article he posted. Are you agreeing with the president or the article Prospector posted
 

Pospecteer

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You didn’t even read the articles you posted. That’s just being lazy. Her’s a good summary statement from the last article that covers most of what you posted.

“So the hope is that new buffer-zone regulations and sound-canceling technologies can do away with the question: Do wind turbines cause health problems? Because most of the science out there says they don't.”

How do you explain that you did not read my intro? "still under debate" covers the last article. Just like everything else, you see what you want to see.

There are at least 50 more articles about this... The 1st two are gov. overviews. It's real, the direct impact is still under debate.
 

Pospecteer

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How does it make you feel as an American to see a member of the Danish Parliament mocking the President of the United States?

Boreman South is a Danish Parliament member? The Dane's can mock whoever they want, they are the ones losing 700 million a year on Greenland. If they sell their rare earth minerals to China, I hope they get a better deal than HRC got from Russia for our Uranium deposits.
 

MountaineerWV

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How do you explain that you did not read my intro? "still under debate" covers the last article. Just like everything else, you see what you want to see.

There are at least 50 more articles about this... The 1st two are gov. overviews. It's real, the direct impact is still under debate.

Stop eating bacon everyone! May cause cancer! Research still debating.
 

Pospecteer

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So as of today, Bacon and windmills DO NOT cause cancer , correct??

Not to my knowledge, but I am not a researcher. My contention is that making fun of Trump for making a comment about wind mills is not crazy talk...the actual quote was the following:

"And they say the noise causes cancer. You tell me that one (makes whirring noise mimicking a turbine).”

Factually true, windmills produce EMF's. EMF's have been studied to see if they cause cancer...therefore "and they say" is factually correct.

It gets back to why you have to push a false narrative if he is such an idiot. You would think that you could use real, non-refutable quotes on a daily basis, but instead you keep using stuff like this. Why?
 

tjebarr

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Not to my knowledge, but I am not a researcher. My contention is that making fun of Trump for making a comment about wind mills is not crazy talk...the actual quote was the following:

"And they say the noise causes cancer. You tell me that one (makes whirring noise mimicking a turbine).”

Factually true, windmills produce EMF's. EMF's have been studied to see if they cause cancer...therefore "and they say" is factually correct.

It gets back to why you have to push a false narrative if he is such an idiot. You would think that you could use real, non-refutable quotes on a daily basis, but instead you keep using stuff like this. Why?

As of today , windmills do not cause cancer. SO , Trumps quote is untrue, windmills do not cause cancer. If he said and they say "windmills are being studied to see if they cause cancer" that would be accurate. But you continue to defend him if It makes you feel good.
 

Pospecteer

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As of today , windmills do not cause cancer. SO , Trumps quote is untrue, windmills do not cause cancer. If he said and they say "windmills are being studied to see if they cause cancer" that would be accurate. But you continue to defend him if It makes you feel good.

His quote is true, he did not say that windmills cause cancer, he said "they say". while it may infer windmills cause cancer, he does not say it. Just trying to be consistent with SNOPE's when factchecking political statements.
 

BoremanSouth

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As a member of the Danish Parliment (Funkadelic) I can assure you windmills do not cause cancer. We have many here, I should know.