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I've been getting my facts from the local news. I've been following this for the 20 years it's been talked about. What makes some YouTube guys opinion worth anything at all? My information comes directly from the NWMO. My opinion has been formed by watching them splash money into every corner of the county and the targeted ads I've received for the last 8 years showing how many bunny rabbits we'll have if we sign up.

Your opinion has been formed by watching TV news and adverts and you don't see why maybe that could give you a flawed understanding of the subject? That "some YouTube guy" is a documentarian who goes to an actual nuclear plant, talks directly to nuclear engineers, describes safety procedures, and explains the science of how nuclear waste is disposed of.

This is literally the first article I've ever read that says it's going to be something more than dirty undies.

So, by your own admission, you have no understanding of the subject being discussed here. Why do you assume that TV news and adverts are going to give you all the facts about the subject rather than just try to hold your attention on the TV screen?

You keep talking about "bunny rabbits" like that makes you sound smart, but all it tells me is that you know literally nothing about nuclear power generation. You just saw a commercial and a news report and got confused why they said different things. Well I've got a newsflash for you: advertisements and news are terrible mediums to deliver nuanced information.

It's perfectly okay for you not to have an opinion on the subject. There are many political issues where I can't be arsed to learn all the facts of the matter, so I don't have an opinion one way or the other. Just let the smart people whose education and career was all about nuclear safety deal with it.