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Deter Naturalist corners the shitlb enviro about his betrayal of his claimed principles.

In the 1970’s endless ink was spilled about running out of landfill space and paving North America. Then the globalists bought off the Sierra Club

(((globalists)))

and suddenly America’s 200 million people needed to swell to 335 million and “who gives a shit about landfills?”

For decades Americans were conditioned to lightly use the products carried from China, et. al. to America by thousands and thousands of huge container ships, and then to LANDFILL THEM, all so a few families could reap the riches of kings by whoresaling & retailing all that cheap junk.

That’s what Aztecs represent; just more North American shoppers on the ship/consumer/landfill conveyor belt.

There’s a whole lot of folks (behind this) who need to be compositing in those pits.

Tree huggers used to rant and rave about bursting, bulging landfills. Remember the single-teared Indian (really an Italian)? Rage against the dump is what propelled the recycling movement.

But now? “How dare you, racist! How absolutely dare you not welcome one billion third world refugees to come here and grow our economy landfills!”

I wonder if the Green New Deal has anything to say about open borders directly contradicting its stated goal of improving the environment? AOC? Hello? Anyone home?

Every time a shitlib virtue signals about open borders, I just say America was a great place to live with half the people she has now and a 90% White super-majority. Shitlibs don’t have an answer to that, so they sputter and fume about “Jim Crow”, their universal rhetorical playpen for any rogue discussion that doesn’t fluff their premises.

48 Responses to “What Happened To Environmentalists’ Concern About Landfills?”

  1. dblr619 says:

    (((Italian)))

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    • Dr. trav777 says:

      what happened to concern about landfills?

      LOL…we ship the junk to china. They’re starting to refuse it now for the first time ever and so the problem never went away

      kind of like the nuclear spent fuel rod problem never did…they just set them in pools near the reactor and nobody had any adult conversations.

      but thank goodness we have people to tell us AGW isn’t real; we can just burn coal till the skies go black. No knock on effects whatsoever. lol

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  2. William of Orange County says:

    It’s hard to make an argument against landfills having signed up for the student version of amazog prime.

    The more you know….

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    • Captain Obvious says:

      Anyone who contributes so much as a wooden nickel to (((Jeff Bezos & Amazon))) is a traitor to the White race.

      The White Mom-N-Pops on eBay are your friends.

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      • TerryThePirate says:

        Yes, we “should” buy local or mom-and-pop whenever possible.

        But most of us, by necessity, will buy wherever it’s cheapest. Pocketbook almost always trumps principles.

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  3. mendo says:

    Has the news tired of AOC? Haven’t seen her name as often earlier in the year. Cause I’m sure she hasn’t stopped saying stupid things.

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    • Captain Obvious says:

      The Frankfurt School is starting to enforce party discipline, and henceforth will only promote the candidacies of j00z & dutifully obedient shabbos goyim who have an actual legit sh0t at beating Orange Cheeto-Man Charlottesville H!tler.

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  4. snarkwolf says:

    Sure. But the problem is partially self-correcting, at least as far as landfills. With open borders, the US will become a cold Honduras soon enough. And very poor people (including most of the current US population) produce little trash. But prepare to freeze in the dark, and go hungry.

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    • If we go far enough with the socialism, we will have the po’ scouring the dumps and landfills for valuables. Not to mention the homeless that already stake out the best dumpsters for diving in to.

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  5. Tyler Cook says:

    It’s uncanny–I was thinking about this same thing the other day. I remember as a kid we’d always hear about how landfills were filling up, so we needed to recycle more. I haven’t heard a peep about the “issue” in years, other than that Trash Island in the Pacific, which is probably the result of the Chinese and Latin Americans dumping trash in the ocean.

    I’ve heard that large landfills are often sealed, covered over with soil, and developed safely as real estate, and that there are ways to tap the gaseous build-up of some older landfills to generate power (I’m not as clear on the latter point). But it is interesting that the environmental advocacy groups don’t bang this drum anymore.

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    • Captain Obvious says:

      >>>>> “the environmental advocacy groups don’t bang this drum anymore”

      They sold their sou1s to (((David Gelbaum & Tom Steyer))).

      [Assuming they had souls to sell in the first place. Maybe they just sou1lessly wh0red themselves.]

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    • Mr. Rational says:

      10 rivers carry 90% of the plastic pollution that hits the oceans.

      8 of those 10 rivers are in Asia. None are in the Americas.

      https://news.sky.com/story/just-10-rivers-carry-90-of-plastic-polluting-the-oceans-11167581

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    • Tim from Nashua says:

      In Bartertown, methane cometh from pig sh*t, but in Any Town USA, methane cometh from the landfill.

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      • Mr. Rational says:

        If you look at the numbers, landfills are piss-poor ways to turn garbage into fuel.  They take darn near forever to ferment everything, and the stink before they get sealed up is horrendous.  On top of that they do things like breaking down silicone plastics into silanes which turn into quartz if you burn them.  Quartz in engines is really bad for them, and it’s expensive to filter it all out.

        We need better solutions than “sanitary” landfills (which leak anyway).

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    • Dr. trav777 says:

      the future is incinerators

      denmark made some real progress on these; popping up everywhere. substantially cleaner than the previous generation of them. look it up

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    • JOSEPH ANGEL says:

      True regards re-claiming landfills. There is an exclusive development in my city that was first built about 30 years ago. That area was once the city landfill/some swamp-land many years before then. Now, there are those shitty built McMansions, a club-house, a golf course, and none of those swells are any the wiser that they are living on generations worth of trash.

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      • Country clubs and cemeteries are the biggest waste of prime real estate! Dead people? They don’t need to be buried nowadays. Ecology, right? Ask Wang, he’ll tell you. – – – Al Czervic

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  6. Solon64 says:

    Black families did WAY better under Jim Crow. It wasn’t even close.

    In another thread somewhere, it was stated that Jim Crow was basically the Southerners realizing that the chimpanzees had been set loose from the zoo, and Jim Crow was one of the only things they could do to maintain some semblance of peace and order.

    The other options were 1) put them on a boat to Africa, 2) put them on a boat to Africa with only enough fuel to get halfway, or 3) compost them for the plantations.

    Any of the alternatives would have been better, methinks.

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  7. Captain Obvious says:

    Serious Questions: What happens to all the pseudo-Estrogens in the degrading plastics in the landfills?

    What’s the half-life of a pseudo-Estrogen?

    Do pseudo-Estrogens break down into something possibly even WORSE than themselves?

    Do we test the groundwater for pseudo-Estrogens?

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    • Tim from Nashua says:

      “I don’t like ’em putting chemicals in the water that makes the frogs gay!” – – – Alex Jones

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  8. And not just landfills. The Aztecs, Maya, Zapotecs and Mixtecs will be trading their burros for SUVs, their burritos for porterhouse steaks, and their barrios for McMansions in some California exurb. They aren’t walking hundreds of miles northward and climbing over the wall to remain at their current standard of living. 70% of all immigrants, legal and illegal, in Texas and California are on some form of government assistance. They will express their gratitude by voting Democrat.

    Carl Pope can rot in Hell with the rest of the eco-quislings.

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    • Johnny Redux says:

      Ever look at Mexicans, especially 2nd and 3rd generation Mexicans? They have a higher rate of obesity than White or blacks. The are HUGE consumers of cheap, empty-calorie junk foods and sodas. Of course, that places further burdens on our medical care system.

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      • Captain Obvious says:

        But their gluttony raises prices on the Corn Futures market.

        And Iowa has the first-in-the-nation Presidential Caucuses.

        Sometimes you really have to wonder whether the White race deserves to persist.

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      • JOSEPH ANGEL says:

        Again, we can thank the hymies for the glorious gift of our great beaner invasion.

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    • Dr. trav777 says:

      if we don’t bring in these bean people who will comprise the next doubling layer of the ponzi economic scheme we call growth?

      Look if the GDP doesn’t constantly GROW, it’s a catastrophe, isn’t it? That right there should be all the clues you need that we’re in a Red Qu33n problem. (Why tf is Qu33n a banned word???)

      bean people buy lots of shit and acquire lots of debt. they love iphones and all the rest of the consumer merchandise.

      that was what was so fucked up about Avatar- YES, they want light beer and blue jeans; everyone does. Flying around getting eaten by parasites isn’t romantic except to a stupid liberal living in a land where whitey eradicated all diseases.

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  9. Johnny Redux says:

    Unending brown immigration (legal and illegal) is great for the retail economy (well, a small 5% of rich folks who dominate the economy, and not the bottom 95%), as it simply represents more consumers for both domestic and imported products. Consumers, they found, can be imported. Profits are internalized, and expenses/risks from such immigration are, to a great extent, externalized to the public at large. What are some of these risks/expenses associated with, in particular, brown immigration? Increased crime, filth and poverty, as well as greatly increased burdens on schools, hospitals, and social services. And so, while such immigration is great for the economy, it is bad for the Nation, which is why is it easier to see that we live in an economy and not a nation.

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    • Captain Obvious says:

      >>>>> “a small 5% of rich folks who dominate the economy… Profits are internalized, and expenses/risks from such immigration are, to a great extent, externalized to the public at large…”

      The Cloward-Piven plan:

      1) Invite in hundreds of millions of co1ored immigrants to overwhelm & destroy White nations.

      2) Divert huge percentages of all wealth transfer payments [from White wage s1aves to co1oreds on the dole] over to (((your retail operations))) which service the c01oreds, via the swiping of the EBT card.

      3) Destroy White civilizations while laughing all the way to (((the bank)))!!!

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  10. WB says:

    Landfills/recycling were always BS. Just like the modern day crap in the ocean. All that stuff is dumped in from China, Indian, Indonesia. Banning straws and plastic bags in the US isn’t going to do anything.

    Back in the 80s they used to beat us with this stuff in school about how Chicago generates a Sears Tower worth of trash every week or some nonsense.

    It turns out that Rhode Island has enough land in it to solve the entire countries landfill needs for the next 500 years. So its never been a space problem, its always been a transportation problem. Something that is easily solvable.

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  11. Space Viking says:

    The environmentalist angle has been a favorite of mine for a while. I love pointing out to open borders nutcases that resources are finite and if they give a shit about preserving nature then we will need to control or even reduce our population.

    There’s lots of nonsensical sputtering, but what can you expect from these people? They don’t actually give a shit about the environment and are just repeating a talking point that has been hammered into their tiny brains.

    I also love pointing out that both the environmentalist and hippie movements in north America were started by NSDAP members.

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  12. The sp¡c n0g cycle writ large.

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  13. ddswaterloo says:

    Here’s the treasonous elites in action:

    Making sure White Genocide is the agenda and you get no say. BUT of
    course you better be peaceful and accept the ‘democratic’ process.

    We’ve had this treason for 40 years. Its a crime. It must end and be reversed.

    Don’t make election about immigration, (((corporate))) Canada tells political leaders

    https://www.ctvnews.ca/business/don-t-make-election-about-immigration-corporate-canada-tells-political-leaders-1.4396099

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  14. DissesMYisland says:

    Thanos was right

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    • Dr. trav777 says:

      he wasn’t.

      I asked my son this one (the only person to get the thought problem right the first time that I use as an IQ measure)- given that Thanos killed half the universe, assuming historical population growth rates of 3% or so (definitely would be a baby boom after that), how long before Thanos has to kill half the universe again?

      The answer makes it OBVIOUS how miserable a typical human’s understanding of geometric compounding is! And once you grasp that, you understand why usury was banned for 2000 years.

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  15. DN Poolside says:

    Related to this, any climate change activist that isn’t for nuclear power is a total fraud. They’ll squeal “but what about Three Mile Island and Chernobyl and Fukushima?!” TMI and Chernobyl were 2nd Generation models, and Fukushima just teaches us to not build reactors in flood zones or earthquake zones. Build generation 3 and 4 plants anywhere on the east coast with pale staff and we’ll be fine and we can quit littering flyover country with stupid windmills and solar farms.

    Back to landfills, a 30 mile x 30 mile landfill would last 1000 years. Put it in Nevada or New Mexico and fuggedaboutit.

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    • Dr. trav777 says:

      dead wrong but don’t let that stop you

      fukushima’s catastrophe had fuck all to do with flood zones or earthquake zones. Fucking the entirety of japan is a “fault line” and earthquake zone dude.

      A fuckin tsunami from a subduction MILES OFFSHORE is what caused power failure there.

      And know what? It wasn’t the Mark 1 BWRs at dai-ichi’s fault what happened…it was the SFPs. Like almost ALL reactors worldwide, they are storing the goddamned waste in uncontained pools that require continuous circulation or else the fucking rods will combust in oxygen after boiling off the water.

      FFS, I lit zerohedge up on a nearly 1000 comment thread on this topic when it happened. I knew the problem before Arnie Gunderson, days before anyone else figured it out. One DOE paper on zirconium clad fuel rods and exposure to oxygen and I said holy fucking shit ZOMG. They already studied this in the mid 2000s. Zircalloy is dangerous shit…IT was the source of the hydrogen that blew the lid off of Dai-ichi 1-4 because it will actually reduce H2O producing combustible H2 when it gets too hot. Nuclear spent rods produce copious waste heat, in fact, the heat from basic Uranium decay produces IIRC about 10% of the thermal rating of any reactor.

      I had the same middle finger yellow smiley so many there did not like me nor listen to me…i was still right.

      waste storage is the problem with nuclear power, the inability to have an adult conversation on where to put a once-through fuel cycle rod (which is still 95% fissile material). I have steadfastly advocated for LFRs since that time but you will not see anyone touching nuclear with a 10-foot pole because the tail risk is apocalyptic.

      If TSHTF, see…this is why I LAUGH my ass off at the doomers and preppers and ammo hoarders.

      Have you idiots looked at a nuclear plant map of this country and at all ascertained if your vaunted farmland might be downwind of one? That would be the FIRST THING I would look at. An uncontained fuel rod fire would spew Cs137 high into the atmosphere and it would rain down and contaminate a massive surrounding area.

      For TSHTF a geiger counter is more useful than ammo.

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    • turboprop555 says:

      Put that fooker in SFO. Bulldoze that shithole and make good use out of it.

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  16. JOSEPH ANGEL says:

    Riddle me this, Batman. How many black/brown/yellow/jew/muslim/hindu alien invader bodies would fit in our landfills– if we decided not to cremate them?

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  17. Jaded Jurist says:

    I’m still p1ssed that the coming Ice Age so quickly fell out of favor. I remember reading (in Newsweek, I believe) that scientists were literally considering dumping soot on glaciers to make them melt.

    Then, as now, every solution required huge amounts of (((money))).

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    • JOSEPH ANGEL says:

      Yeah, I remember reading about that crap in the 70’s. The jew fear-mongering press telling us that along with an Ice Age, butter, eggs, red meat, coffee, and Red Dye #5 were going to kill all Mankind. Of course, I was still slumbering in The Jew Matrix then. Now, all I want for Christmas is a real Holocaust.

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    • And the New Ice Age would take care of the landfills as soon as the glaciers scraped them away on their inexorable journey to the sea.

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  18. Opus says:

    I can recall way back something called the Computer of Rome predicting that by 1972 Europe would have run out of Food – then it was going to be a new Ice Age, then instead we were going to fry. They always rename those things which have a bad track record, and so and without mentioning which way it will go – so they can’t be wrong – it is now renamed as Climate Change. People fall for this insanity and chain themselves to the door of the Stock Exchange and bring resolutions at the AGMs of the companies that keep us warm fed and clothed to waste Billions on doing the pointless and impossible. Hysteria rules.

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