• drewdarko
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    111 months ago

    What does a sinking oil tanker have to do with anything? That’s just whataboutism. Nuclear waste, nuclear disasters and sinking oil tankers are all bad.

    “Radiations” can absolutely “erase life”. You don’t think radiation can kill living things? That statement makes it clear you don’t know what you’re talking about.

    Besides, It takes 10-15 years to make a new nuclear power plant. If you really care about sinking oil tankers and climate change you’d realize that we don’t have that much time.

    • @[email protected]
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      111 months ago

      Germany did nothing but burn coal and gas in 20 years since they’ve decided to leave nuclear energy. Is that your plan?

      Radiations don’t erase life. Beaches would be full of dead bodies otherwise and you wouldn’t eat bananas. You have no clue about radioactivity obviously so you might as well trust people who do.

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        11 months ago

        “Radiations”

        Ahahahah!

        Regardless of how wise it is to use nuclear energy, we can all deduce, from your replies, that you know jack shit about what “radiations” actually is.

        • @[email protected]
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          111 months ago

          Is that something about how English language is so specific? It always come back to that when facts can’t be disproven.

          • Richard
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            311 months ago

            Then please illuminate how high energy radiation is not dangerous. I do not believe that you can do that, as you appear to never have attended a physics or biology class in your life

      • @[email protected]
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        411 months ago

        Germany did nothing in the last 20 years? Are you high. Did you even think about looking up how the energy production changed during that time?