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I didn't mention either actually.

Wow. If that's true that's got some pretty serious ramifications. That would mean someone leaked info to someone who was willing to create that kind of fraud. It was pretty obvious from the beginning he was no 'right wing' fanantic but to go so far as to create fake blogs etc.... wow. The left...

Well the positioning of the unit isn't the issue, the issue is distribution inside the home. There are so-called "Ductless" models but they're not really suitable for significant spaces. Builders in the lower mainland are all moving to including "plumbing" for heat pumps and air conditioners so...

Actually although it's not talked about much there's been a few studies that suggest canada will enjoy a net-benefit from global warming. If we focus on adapting we'll actually be better off

Considering many of your comments (especially legal ones) i'd say you're doing yourself no favors admitting you actually know that. And yet behave differently :) At the end of the day you obviosuly couldn't find actual fault with his argument. It in fact DOES take the dexterity of a...

That's certainly true - but in many cases you can see who's right and wrong in the specific circumstance being mentioned. In this case the Democrats have been far far more aggressive in their vitriol and hatred. And not just the party - but their supporters. And the party doesn't call that...

I'm aware of a number of places that are. And some that are 'primarily' heated that way with a 'secondary' heat source like a wood burning fireplace etc. that provides some of the heat. And of course a lot of apartment buildings are still heated that way in each individual unit. Most i would...

Well of course that's how modern buildings and houses are going and many retrofit their homes that way if possible even if they've got older less efficient furnaces. The problem with places that are pretty much exclusively baseboard is that there's no existing ducting per se for a heat pump to...

Sure they've only got 50 people, but based on analysis of russia's military efforts in the Ukraine it's reasonable for russia to be concerned that the Pitcairnese could take 'em.

Of course they are - carbon targets are often set per capita. If you bring in 1.5 million people, then that year you get to base your per capita rate on a lot more people! Carbon rates (per capita) go down, targets met! I mean - seeing as the only place for them to live will be a tent city or...

British columbia. It's still the most expensive way to heat a home in most cases but it's doable here. Not like ontario or some of the prairies.

It's true - put on a maga hat and walk down a main street in any of the big metros and you can expect to be assaulted in short order.

I find it easier to just simply refer to them as the "letter people" and leave it at that.

Ahhh - so not science, just heresay from a couple of people. Well. If they're as honest as YOU are, how could we doubt them?

Annnd THERE'S his problem :) He doesn't want to be seen explaining how he's messed up the economy to the point where he can't afford to pay to address climate change at this point. Now - if you want a pipeline shut down or something free, he can help you there :)

More importantly we have a covid vaccination rate similar to most of the other major illnesses, yet we still had lockdowns. Which means we'd have been better off not locking people down and letting people catch it once we hit a certain immunizaiton level. And in the end that's what happened...

Don't fall for his shit. He's trying to turn it into a debate about 'vaccines' when the person he was responding to was talking about what happens to the immune system during lockdown. He's trying to change the channel to something he thinks he can win a discussion on. Don't feed the trolls.

Sounds like you're confused between what a lockdown and a vaccine is. I understand, it's very complicated for many. Why don't you go to your room and think about it for a bit.

https://nationalpost.com/news/canada/covid-child-hospitalizations-immunity-debt It's interesting and of course it's kind of intuitive - lock people up and they don't get sick, and when they get out of lockdown we'll see illness spread faster than it would have due to a lack of immunity. Which...

This is nice to see. Not specifically for this case particularly but in general. The dissenting opinion is disturbing - once again clearly that judge believes that THEY make the laws and the decisions. But they don't, they're operating within the parameters set by the ACTUAL people who make the...