Zeke Hausfather wrote:
> Coercive population control programs
> are rarely very successful, with China's one child policy standing out
> as the major exception (and, frankly, a similar program would be
> impossible to implement in a democracy, as "the emergency" in India so
> clearly showed.
Coercive carbon taxes are rarely very successful, in fact there are no
major exceptions I can think of (and, frankly, a similar program would
be impossible to implement in a democracy, as the "fuel tax protests" in
the UK so clearly showed).
:-)
James
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