I like how you argue against "straw man" stereotypical male perception. Kenye's point is that you shouldn't care about those perceptions. Being a "slave" to the perception and identity society and culture prescribe to an individual is exactly what he is against.
Many of us don't like Trump in particular, we're sick of the 'better liars' who have the media to cover for them and work to the same ends that you contend Trump does. If their machinery got smashed by Trump, that would have been great. Unfortunately, it wasn't meant to be as as he did have to compromise to gain some allies to battle the fake Russian collusion accusation - that, despite what you infer, have zero evidence of having taken place.
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That's how intimidated blacks in the south were back in the 50s,scared to death of retaliation from whites. Frankis's mother likely killed the infant to hide from the family of Pete-(Frankie's white boyfriend) that black Frankie had a baby from their white son. It is a shame how little back bone blacks in the south had back then.
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I hope that she Frankie's mother was never prosecuted for killing Frankie's baby. She did so as a person not responsible for her action,call it intimidasis-syndrome , where one is so psychologically intimidated by the fear of retaliation for offending another, that they will do anything to avoid the consequences from one whom they have offended,thus she was not mentally responsible for killing the infant..She killed the baby because she probably feared that Frankie would suffer dire retaliation from the family of the baby's father who were white. The 1950s south was full of psychologically scared intimidated black people.
We don't need some paltry promises of financial assurance. We need to say no to sulfide mining in northeast Minnesota. All of the 6 taconite tailings basins will need perpetual monitoring for dam safety, and clean-up of leaching sulfates and other pollutants. Copper-nickel sulfide mining would be much worse, due to the leaching of toxic heavy metals, Acid Mine Drainage, and sulfates. In addition, while taconite contains 25% iron and 75% waste rock materials, sulfide ores consist of less than 1% metals, with 99% waste rock. Minnesota's spectacular forests, waters, and wetlands would be replaced by spectacular waste rock piles, pits, and tailings basins. In the open expanses of the western U.S., such cavernous mine operations might not seem as significant--even though they all leave behind a toxic trail. But in northeast Minnesota, we don't have that expanse of open, dry land. The sulfide deposits are located between Lake Superior, Lake Vermilion, and the Boundary Waters. What could we possibly be thinking?
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So would MN Public Radio: How much rock needs to be mined to extract the metals?
PolyMet's ore body has a "strip ratio" of about 1.4 to 1. That means for every ton of ore the company digs up to ship via rail to the processing plant, they will have to move about 1.4 tons of waste rock. Then, within the ore itself, the metal content is roughly .75%, combined , for copper, nickel, and various precious metals.
PolyMet plans to process 32,000 tons of ore per day. That means, each day, to produce 240 tons of metal, the company will generate 76,800 tons of waste rock, that will either be stored at the mine site, or in the tailings basin. Or, put another way, PolyMet will move 320 tons of rock for every ton of metal it produces. https://www.mprnews.org/story/2013/12/02/environment/copper-mining-faq
Let's look at the bright side. Despite their somewhat rocky start, they have cultivated a relationship with a company (Veteran Films) that says they are going to be doing at least 2 more films up there. That's good for them, and the region. Hopefully this can be built upon to turn this thing in to a thriving business. Building a business takes time, and hard work. These guys seem to be moving forward that way.
Reminds of the Birkenstock liberals you see in Duluth, dressed like they're homeless, live with their parents in Congdon, never had a job in their life 'sympathizing' with the poor, even though they've never been poor and don't know what the word sympathize means - not understanding that perhaps the poor just want a level playing field and opportunities to succeed instead of handouts.
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Are you really generalizing all the people who are Libras? Every single person born in between September 23 and October 23 is a slut and a cheater? That's ridiculous.
Unfortunately, Education.exe was replaced long ago by Liberal_Indoctrination.exe which was rejected by their malware detection program, common_sense.exe. The STEM protocol was infiltrated by 'consensus science', which turned out to be a pop religion, and was rejected Host Based Intrusion Detection program skepticism.exe, a utility that used to preside among the liberals, but was wiped out by that insidious virus, post_modernism.exe.
Ed, most people see the benefits of self protection and self reliance to out weight the deaths, and rightfully don't trust the government to protect them.
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PolyMet's ore body has a "strip ratio" of about 1.4 to 1. That means for every ton of ore the company digs up to ship via rail to the processing plant, they will have to move about 1.4 tons of waste rock. Then, within the ore itself, the metal content is roughly .75%, combined , for copper, nickel, and various precious metals.
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