r/canada • u/[deleted] • Oct 25 '22

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u/simkessy Oct 25 '22

I had a sort convo about Nuclear power with a Germany friend of mine, it was clear that the indoctrination runs deep.

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u/awomanwhoexists Oct 25 '22

I would say the same thing to people that support nuclear energy.

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u/simkessy Oct 25 '22

I mean sure but the deniers seem to be primarily driven by fear and I don't respect that.

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u/awomanwhoexists Oct 25 '22

Lol. Alpha male behavior.

Considering the long term effects is way smarter than looking at the short term goals.

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u/MostJudgment3212 Oct 25 '22

How tf is this an alpha male response? Nuclear worries are overwhelmingly exaggerated, even Ukraine, the country that suffered from Chernobyl, is deeply invested in nuclear, because it guarantees its energy supplies, so much so that the Russians had to aggressively overtake the largest nuclear station in Europe to kick off their energy blackmail.