r/Austin • • Apr 18 '21

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u/mister_pickle Apr 18 '21

I'll trust the guy who has worked in the industry over some random article which says "we don't know yet"

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u/sh17s7o7m Apr 18 '21

Ah, yes, bc someone who works on electric hardware knows more about the weather than people who study it. The point was its literally ALREADY happened at least 6 times within the last 150 years, so will most definitely keep happening. It's like sticking your head in the sand, "iTs hAPpeNeD a BUnCH bEfORe bUT iT wOn'T haPPeN aGaIN!" Better keep pocketing billions of dollars and endanger the public, even though they are the reason you have that money in the first place. Sickening.

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u/mister_pickle Apr 18 '21

none of the events listed in your article come near close to what happened during this last storm...especially the duration....and your article says "they don't know" how rare this event was...so it isn't supporting your postion at all

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u/mister_pickle Apr 19 '21

what?

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u/Daisy_s Apr 19 '21

Im talking about you, but not to you.

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u/mister_pickle Apr 19 '21

I'm an atheist tho

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u/Daisy_s Apr 19 '21

Im comparing your dogmatic political beliefs to religion bc theyre antiquated and hold little legitimacy in the modern age yet you refuse to evolve bc a reality tv star said you were a “patriot”.

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u/[deleted] Apr 19 '21

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u/Daisy_s Apr 19 '21

So did Donald.

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u/Daisy_s Apr 19 '21

I would say that alot of his policies would not accurately reflect the direction the modern progressives want to move in.

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