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6. Of course they have... but that wasn't the question.

Mon Apr 23, 2012, 03:34 PM

Apr 2012

The question is whether or not YOU consider it a subsidy.

A simple yes or no will suffice.

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Nuclear industry and its pols caught in another backhanded deal [View all] kristopher Apr 2012 OP

By hook or by crook madokie Apr 2012 #1

Is Germany's FIT a public subsidy? FBaggins Apr 2012 #2

No one denies renewables are getting subsidies. kristopher Apr 2012 #3

Were you going to get around to answering the question? FBaggins Apr 2012 #4

I did. Supporters of FiTs have never said it isn't a subsidy. kristopher Apr 2012 #5

Of course they have... but that wasn't the question. FBaggins Apr 2012 #6

Of course I do. Just like everyone else. So what? kristopher Apr 2012 #7

You seriously going to stick with that? FBaggins Apr 2012 #8

Since you've obviously run from the issue. FBaggins Apr 2012 #9