WTF is wrong with Germany?!

[Oexmelin]

Fukushima was just the catalyst of this policy by the way. In 2002, the government agreed with the nuclear industry to phase out nuclear power by 2022. In 2010, the current government decided to prolong the lifetime of some reactors by up to 14 years. Now they go back to the original date of 2022. So what you guys seem to think of as a new policy is actually already almost 10 years old.

Stop trying to give a German's perspective on Germany 

[Tamas]

Fukushima was just the catalyst of this policy by the way. In 2002, the government agreed with the nuclear industry to phase out nuclear power by 2022. In 2010, the current government decided to prolong the lifetime of some reactors by up to 14 years. Now they go back to the original date of 2022. So what you guys seem to think of as a new policy is actually already almost 10 years old.

Stop trying to give a German's perspective on Germany 

Do you want to know a German who tried to gave the German perspective on Germany to the world?

Hitler

[jimmy olsen]

Another luddite shit from Europe:
http://www.deredactie.be/cm/vrtnieuws.english/news/110529_Field_destroyed

One year's worth of scientific work is destroyed by a few punks, who by the way, in their green fury, used PESTICIDES to kill the crops

Fucktards

[garbon]

So? Your country is hindering stem cell research out of ignorance too. Every country is full of ignorant fucks. They are called "voters".

I don't know, I think most reasonable people would have some tinge of moral feeling over the creation or destruction of human embryos for research purposes.

[CountDeMoney]

So? Your country is hindering stem cell research out of ignorance too. Every country is full of ignorant fucks. They are called "voters".

I don't know, I think most reasonable people would have some tinge of moral feeling over the creation or destruction of human embryos for research purposes.

Bullshit.  We cannot afford a Feoetus Gap.

[Tamas]

Personally, I have a moral feeling over letting the victims of various gruesome diseases and forms of cancer suffer because we won't touch embryos who would not even come to existence if not for this research.

I would take any opposers of stem cell research to say it to the face of someone with a probably cure-able but presently horrendous condition that he/she and his/her brethren with the same problem are much less important than never-born embryos.

[The Larch]

What's the problem with stem cell research in Hungary?

[Tamas]

What's the problem with stem cell research in Hungary?

que?

[Ed Anger]

Mart just wants some vat grown feet.

[Neil]

Personally, I have a moral feeling over letting the victims of various gruesome diseases and forms of cancer suffer because we won't touch embryos who would not even come to existence if not for this research.

I disagree.  Not so much about the embryos, which I couldn't care less about, but rather about the diseases.  Without war and disease, how will we keep our numbers in check?

[The Larch]

What's the problem with stem cell research in Hungary?

que?

The hindering Mart is talking about.

[Martinus]

What's the problem with stem cell research in Hungary?

que?

The hindering Mart is talking about.

I was talking to Timmah.

[Agelastus]

And you think the UK energy/power generation policy over the last couple of decades has been sensible ? 

I believe my phrase "idiotic dash for gas" adequately expressed my general feelings concerning British energy policy; the only decent decision made in the last two decades was the one to build new nuclear plants, and that is now endangered by a bunch of panicking retards.

[The Larch]

What's the problem with stem cell research in Hungary?

que?

The hindering Mart is talking about.

I was talking to Timmah.

Sorry then, Tamas, I thought that he was talking with you. 

[CountDeMoney]

We scrapped plans for a 3rd reactor at Calvert Cliffs, because the shareholders didn't want to pony up the $800 million marker for the 10 year federal loan guarantee, and because natural gas prices are so low.

So much for forward thinking.