Politics

[Aaron N]

In the long run. Water always wins.

We can certainly mismanage it though

 

[Accidental Villain]

I'm convinced the British government exists solely to gaslight and torment British people at this point.

Absolutely spot on there!
I own some property abroad, currently housing British middle-class "refugees".
These are hard working, value creating, excellent people that according to my broker have thrown in the towel being taxed to death, to fund net-zero and all the other idiot monkey business the British gov. are into.
UK is becoming a banana republic and it is very sad to see. People of UK/Europe need to wake up.

 

[Pondoro]

Norway is currently not much better..its all about a socialist experiment to make the state filthy rich and tax the inhabitants to death.

 

[Tanks]

Norway is currently not much better..its all about a socialist experiment to make the state filthy rich and tax the inhabitants to death.

It is interesting that they produce almost half as much oil as UAE, But tax their people significantly more compared to zero tax at UAE.

 

[Brent in Az]

The plague of locusts comes in many forms.

 

[spike.t]

Watched a couple of this guys videos, and he doesn't hold back from telling the truth about how it is in African countries....or how the people behave....this one on slavery reparations is blunt and to the point as well....

 

[Scott CWO]

That’s all true. I think the more accurate thing people should say is that they are wasting usable water. If you live in a dry area or drought conditions it is possible to convert usable water to unusable water faster than it is replenished.

If you were in the dessert with 5 gallons of usable water for an extended period it wouldn’t be smart to use it to wash your hair. No the wayer wouldn’t disappear forever. But you’d die of thirst before being able to replenish your usable water.

On a larger scale a towns water system could be depleted faster than it is replenished or someone on a well could use water at a rate faster than the well ca produce. In those cases I would say the town or household could be wasting usable water.

That’s a local problem about cleaning capacity and local water availability. Not a problem with true “wasting” of water as if it is gone forever.

 

[Brent in Az]

Not surprising.

 

[spike.t]

His videos are quite amusing usually taking the piss out of putins efforts in Ukraine....

 

[spike.t]

One for the oil guys to check.....does his info sound correct and how long to repair that part of the refinery?

 

[spike.t]

A proper headmistress on the left wing liberalisation of the education system, and it's effect on the children in it....