Sen. John McCain on nuclear energy

point A. nuclear power is obsolete.

let me spell it out o-b-s-o-l-e-t-e

so, Americans, you would not mind committing murder for uranium ore the way you now commit murder for remaining reserves of petroleum.
that is likely biggest reason certain government officials support nuclear power. a chance to commit more murder.
you thinkin i'm agin nuclear?
not so, so long as YOU pay ALL costs.
including your soul.
how cheaply will you sell your soul?

Uhm...are you mentally retarded? Or is this post meant to be a joke?

GW is PR by nuclear power, who want YOU dead.

??? ok...
I live in a small county, but life is reaaaally amazing here. so when your land is valuable and there are 7 nuclear plants and they want to build an 8th one, you realize what would happen if something went wrong. Our whole country will be lost. if you life in a large country you don't care about these problems our people's homes...

jodonalds,

We could all kill ourselves so that we don't harm the environment.

Jodonalds,
You do realize that the radioactive fuel comes from the ground to begin with right??

my basis?? well.. just human thinking, that's all, and thinking in the far future. you think tomorrow, I think within hundreds of years.. what should be the best???

If you're interested in this sort of topic, you should try researching more through papers and journals. There's a lot more on the topic than meets the eye. Anyone can say, "Oh, but it produces waste," when most efficient energy sources produce waste. I've read many papers on the topic, and it's not easy. Sure, you can criticize nuclear power, but then what would you suggest alternatively? It's easy to point out why something is bad; it's much harder to point out a solution.

i am really sure i know more about it that you... my uncle runs a nuclear plant and three days ago we visitited it with college so...

I'm not here to make petty arguments about who knows more of what. Mindless youtube flame wars are not worth my time. I've visited a gas plant, a coal plant, and I've read plenty of journals about nuclear plants and alternative energy, so it's not like I'm pulling things out of the blue. Either way, I've made my points. If you'd like to point out a different perspective, then be my guest.