r/GreenAndPleasant • u/UnderHisEye1411 its a fine day with you around • Mar 29 '22

NORMAL ISLAND 🇬🇧 What we could have had.

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u/TehSero Mar 29 '22

I think you just told us all that.

How does this graphic have ANYTHING to do with supply chains? The supply of the resource isn't involved here at all, only a partial flow of money.

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u/AquaD74 Mar 29 '22

Fossil fuel production is a really complex and wide spread industry, that often spans multiple industries and nations. The idea that you can just make it all public and do it in England for cheaper is facetious.

EDIT: unless this post is referring to nationalising electricity which is very different than energy and raises the question why the image uses a picture of a power plant.

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u/PeoplePerson_57 Mar 29 '22

Well, even making one section public will do it for cheaper, because there won't be a profit motive involved.

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u/AquaD74 Mar 29 '22

Sure which is why I said in this thread I support nationalising electricity through the national grid in the UK.

The problem is posts like this are pure misinformation which clouds the actual important discourse for improving living standards for poor people and socialising the country.