The secret of Trump’s success, his opponents are rubbish

[Stretch]

The career pols, DC elite and swamp dwellers hate his guts. That's good enough reason to keep him in office.
The everyday working Americans who make this country work love him.

[moon]

Just the same as LV246 and several others here. I'm convinced you are all socks.

Well they're obviously not whereas you definitely are. Worse, you talk to your own sock. Haw, haw..................................haw.

You're a fucking laughable schizo .

[Guno צְבִי]

This is something I've been saying consistently and it's a fact. They are all pretty damn useless, apart from Tulsi Gabbard possibly and she's toast anyway. This Spectator article explains why.



https://app.spectator.co.uk/2019/11/...pig_index.html

says the spawn of drunken paddys

[christiefan915]

Sand and water is a carcinogen???

Educate yourself.

"Much of the argument against natural gas drilling – known as fracking – is that the chemicals used during the process could have detrimental effects on the surrounding environment. The chemicals that gas companies use - which can include water, sand, salt, citric acid, benzene or lead, according to a federal report – can be hazardous if not properly isolated and stored."

https://www.api.org/oil-and-natural-...ed-in-fracking

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Educate yourself.

"Much of the argument against natural gas drilling – known as fracking – is that the chemicals used during the process could have detrimental effects on the surrounding environment. The chemicals that gas companies use - which can include water, sand, salt, citric acid, benzene or lead, according to a federal report – can be hazardous if not properly isolated and stored."

https://www.api.org/oil-and-natural-...ed-in-fracking

The risks are grossly exaggerated, there is risk involved in just about any industrial process. If you used the criteria you're suggesting then you'd have to shut down many industries as potentially dangerous. I am also curious as to when citric acid was regarded as a dangerous substance. If that's true then we'd have to ban oranges, lemons and a whole host of citrus fruits.

[domer76]

The risks are grossly exaggerated, there is risk involved in just about any industrial process. If you used the criteria you're suggesting then you'd have to shut down many industries as potentially dangerous. I am also curious as to when citric acid was regarded as a dangerous substance. If that's true then we'd have to ban oranges, lemons and a whole host of citrus fruits.

Citric acid is safe? Yeah, in limes, limey cunt.

Sounds like the same stupid fucking argument that massive levels of CO2 are no problem, since plants need it. The argument of ignorant morons.

Ever been around concentrated citric acid, stupid fuck? A little different that oranges, dumbfuck.

Fucking fool

[christiefan915]

The risks are grossly exaggerated, there is risk involved in just about any industrial process. If you used the criteria you're suggesting then you'd have to shut down many industries as potentially dangerous. I am also curious as to when citric acid was regarded as a dangerous substance. If that's true then we'd have to ban oranges, lemons and a whole host of citrus fruits.

I don't trust any industry when it comes to safety because the bottom line is profit over people. You know this is true. Check how many people have been hurt or sickened due to lax safety regulations, and are now facing illnesses like mesothelioma, black lung, COPD, lead poisoning, etc. People have been killed or injured in mines, mills and plants. That's why so many liberals were angry with trump scrapping a lot of environmental regulations.

I've lived all my life in a coal and steel area so maybe that's why dangerous processes are such a concern; we know way too much about how people are affected. As far as citric acid, I'm no chemist but don't acids corrode? Maybe it's the amount of the acid used in fracking that's dangerous, or the combination of the acid with other chemicals.

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I don't trust any industry when it comes to safety because the bottom line is profit over people. You know this is true. Check how many people have been hurt or sickened due to lax safety regulations, and are now facing illnesses like mesothelioma, black lung, COPD, lead poisoning, etc. People have been killed or injured in mines, mills and plants. That's why so many liberals were angry with trump scrapping a lot of environmental regulations.

I've lived all my life in a coal and steel area so maybe that's why dangerous processes are such a concern; we know way too much about how people are affected. As far as citric acid, I'm no chemist but don't acids corrode? Maybe it's the amount of the acid used in fracking that's dangerous, or the combination of the acid with other chemicals.

Citric acid is only mildly acidic and its role in fracking is to stop metal oxides from precipitating into the fracking fluid. It's used widely in the food and drinks industry and occurs naturally in all citrus fruits.

Don't you see the irony in what you've just said? It's primarily due to fracked gas that coal power stations can be shut down, so that's resulted in energy independence, cleaner air and will result in far less industrial diseases and accidents, isn't that a good thing?

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Citric acid is safe? Yeah, in limes, limey cunt.

Sounds like the same stupid fucking argument that massive levels of CO2 are no problem, since plants need it. The argument of ignorant morons.

Ever been around concentrated citric acid, stupid fuck? A little different that oranges, dumbfuck.

Fucking fool

There's only one fucking fool and that's the racist cunt from Idaho. Any idea of citric acid concentration in fracking fluids? No, of course not, you just love flapping your gums and pretending to be the grand fromage. Well I do and it is typically around 0.0017% by mass. In fact it is considerably less than the concentration in a lime Go suck on that, cunt. Here is a PDF produced by the EPA to confirm that.


https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sour...=1573633296272

[Micawber]

Assuming for shits and giggles Cabana Poon actually had a stake in it, why does he want the US to elect an incompetent criminal unethical fascist dictator?

[Earl]

This is something I've been saying consistently and it's a fact. They are all pretty damn useless, apart from Tulsi Gabbard possibly and she's toast anyway. This Spectator article explains why.



https://app.spectator.co.uk/2019/11/...pig_index.html

Indeed.

Thanks.

[moon]

The risks are grossly exaggerated, there is risk involved in just about any industrial process. If you used the criteria you're suggesting then you'd have to shut down many industries as potentially dangerous. I am also curious as to when citric acid was regarded as a dangerous substance. If that's true then we'd have to ban oranges, lemons and a whole host of citrus fruits.

You really ARE a moron, maggot. I thought you were just trolling . Haw, haw........................haw.



Hey- folks- maggot thinks that a fracking ban would affect fruiterers ! Haw, haw, haw, haw........................haw.


But Earl likes you ! Haw, haw.................haw.

[domer76]

There's only one fucking fool and that's the racist cunt from Idaho. Any idea of citric acid concentration in fracking fluids? No, of course not, you just love flapping your gums and pretending to be the grand fromage. Well I do and it is typically around 0.0017% by mass. In fact it is considerably less than the concentration in a lime Go suck on that, cunt. Here is a PDF produced by the EPA to confirm that.


https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sour...=1573633296272

Thanks for the info. I’m sure you had those numbers memorized rather than google them. So, you really DIDN’T know until last night.

Looks like HCl is much more significant.

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Thanks for the info. I’m sure you had those numbers memorized rather than google them. So, you really DIDN’T know until last night.

Looks like HCl is much more significant.

Well you could have checked your facts before being made to look a fool, yet again!!

[domer76]

Well you could have checked your facts before being made to look a fool, yet again!!

Based on your reference, in fracking one well, about 300,000 kg of HCl is pumped into the ground.

Forget the citric acid, asswipe