Do Republicans Still Hate LED light bulbs?

Do Republicans Still Hate LED light bulbs? Anon 23/04/2025, 07:37:24 72107a No.548

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I remember Republicans losing their minds when the government tried switching the public over from conventional light bulbs to LED light bulbs. You would've thought that the government was suggesting that random people walk into your house in order to rape your kids or something.

However, I haven't heard a peep about LED light bulbs from Republicans in ages. No mass protests. No candidates using it as a major issue in their platform. Nothing. 

So when did Republicans decide that LED light bulbs were OK?

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Anon 23/04/2025, 07:43:41 559a04 No.549

>>548 (OP) 
What do you like about them?

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Anon 23/04/2025, 11:05:32 267efa No.550

>>548 (OP) 
>when the government tried switching the public over from conventional light bulbs
you mean when they tried banning them?
yeah I wonder why they would no longer be complaining about that

Anon 23/04/2025, 14:47:27 8568b8 No.551

>>548 (OP) 
There was never any need for government intervention, and it's a bad precedent. LEDs are a good technology so the market would have adopted them regardless. If they WERE a bad technology and the government insisted on its mandate, then we would be fucked. Also there have been examples where this created issues. Not massive issues, admittedly.
https://youtu.be/G432d96pt2s

Anon 23/04/2025, 14:57:32 378ec3 No.552

>>548 (OP) 

Leds are highg in the blue spectrum. As is your lap top. So are most electronic devices . Humans should not be exposed to high levels of blue light at night either from street lights electronic devices or home lighting. 

The Blue Light Agenda: How Technology is Already Killing Us | Dr. Alexis Cowan

https://youtu.be/TE5k81SaXAA

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Anon 23/04/2025, 14:58:27 378ec3 No.553

>>552
Also fuck democrats and fuck republican too.

Anon 25/04/2025, 16:12:04 26afc8 No.577

>>549
Not Op but I've had to replace a single led bulb in a decade and I know it's because the light it's plugged into is dodgy

Anon 19/05/2025, 08:20:51 81d93e No.622

>>548 (OP) 
I don't know, but on a side note supposedly Philips bulbs available outside one of the gulf states (Saudi Arabia, I think) are jew-rigged to operate at 125% capacity so they wear out quickly and have to be replaced more often than bulbs available in said county. I can't remember the sauce for this but I saw it on one of the chans.

Anon 01/06/2025, 19:26:35 7e1fa0 No.672

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>>548 (OP) 
Fuck off kike.  All your ideas are so great they have to be required by law for anyone to use them.

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Anon 30/06/2025, 08:05:01 99a1d3 No.741

>>672
Dumb fag

Anon 01/07/2025, 11:51:42 7a2409 No.742

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"Republicans" are just as retarded as "Dems" for buying into the manufactured, Sportsball-like farce that is our "2 party, uniparty"

The big push for getting rid of conventional bulbs at the time, around 2007, was about getting clean frequency fields in homes so that interference patterns could be more easily used through the tech at the time.
Now with the widespread use of smartmeters and other spytech, the lightbulbs don't matter as much.
Fuck Oblammy!!

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Anon 01/07/2025, 19:34:05 9bad2a No.743

>>742
How does one get rid of a smart meter anyway?

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