Yes I would love to explain that for you. I often become hyper fixated on certain issues but the fun part is that while I’m fixated on it I learn way more about it. Through yourself and others telling me off I’m beginning to focus in on what can actually be a benefit. I wasn’t just trying to be a dumbass. I was looking for ideas

I highly recommend you modify you language in the future then. Your original posts were making statement as though you were authoritative to answer, and that your statements were factual. This immediately makes you lose credibility and a whole segment of people will simply ignore/dismiss/block you because you are clearly wrong and don’t appear to have any awareness of it or flexibility to modify your thinking.

Instead of making likely incorrect statements, why not ask questions? Instead of you saying:

It takes so much petroleum to make and maintain solar panels and wind farms.

Why not ask the question “How much petroleum does it take to make solar panels vs petroleum consumed from traditional power generation sources?”

Ignorance in search of truth is noble. Intentionally stating misinformation to do so is dangerous. What if someone with fewer critical thinking skills reads your post and starts believing that solar panels are worse than burning oil for power? They may act on that and vote down solar power and opt for oil power instead.