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http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?p=8450061#post8450061

We were in the middle of a discussion on this "meaningless obsession" a while back and you refused to answer any of my more pertinent questions, yet you are still banging this drum very loudly, aren't you?

Personally I hope they quadruple the amount.

VAT on fuel is a flat rate, and doesn't account for when or where people are driving, so it's not the same thing, is it? I could "use" an electric vehicle or one that runs off chip fat...

how is it dishonest? i dont understand?

Actually crime has on average been dropping the last 10 years.

Vans, trucks and buses have practical purposes in the city.

Unfortunately I have. Soul-less, consumerist, lacks any form of class, devoid of anything of interest, full of self-important idiots.

Cant imagine anywhere worse.

Fox, Dolph; are you not going to answer my questions? Or are you unable to?

So you agree with the concept of global contraction. How about convergence? Should the UK be allowed to produce more CO2 per capita than China? Funny how Fox has stopped posting in this thread, isn't it?

Maybe you can suggest a fairer system.

I'm not arguing that people should be made to drive "electric noddy cars", as you put it. I'm asking whether people agree or disagree with the concept of contraction and convergence. Is that so hard to understand? I'm not suggesting that the state of development in China is your fault. I'm...

For the second time: When I say per capita, I mean the total national output for a country divided by the size of its populace.

The UK generates far more CO2 per capita than the developing nations like China or India. The only way you could morally argue against China continuing with their increase in energy consumption would be to decrease national consumption. Contraction and convergence. Why should you be entitled...

You have not answered my second question. Do you or do you not agree with a protocol of global contraction and convergence?

It seems as if you are unable to reconcile your moral position on global warming with your facts. Are you unable to answer the questions posed by myself or clv101 or do you just not want to?

Quite correct, but they still produce far, far less, per capita, than you or I in the UK. Do you think that is fair? Can you answer question 2?

Allow me to explain. Per capita allowance would be based on total national output divided by the population of that nation.