We are running out of water.

reply to post by cavalryscout


We need to stop having babies for awhile. We are going to consume the Earth to the point it breaks.

what are you talking about. it rains everyday in multiple parts of the world, all the time, 24 hrs a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.

reply to post by maestromason


Glad to see we might agree
the most damaging thing is.
I am from the government,
and I am here to help you.

This upcoming water shortage will hopefully significantly decrease the populations of the middle east, africa and some parts of asia...for the greater good of the Earth.

Originally posted by Xeven
reply to post by cavalryscout

 

We need to stop having babies for awhile. We are going to consume the Earth to the point it breaks.

I let them take the knife to my testicles, have you yet?
They just shave them, hurts for about 3 days, and the stitches dissolved.
And then you get to run around and brag about all the water you saved.

Farms waste a lot of water. 80%-90% of wasted water if i remember correctly.

The other part consists of golf courses and lawns, both of which are completely useless.

Originally posted by Gmoneycricket

Originally posted by Xeven
reply to post by cavalryscout

 

We need to stop having babies for awhile. We are going to consume the Earth to the point it breaks.

I let them take the knife to my testicles, have you yet?
They just shave them, hurts for about 3 days, and the stitches dissolved.
And then you get to run around and brag about all the water you saved.

I am an old man now,
just admitting at a point in my past,
I fell for the line that,
my sperm was destroying the planet.

reply to post by cavalryscout


We should be less concerned about water availability and more concerned with stopping the growth or declining the population of those living in such scarce locations. Time to stop inflating the 3rd World.

what are you talking about. it rains everyday in multiple parts of the world

It is 100% verified fact that we are using fresh water faster than nature can replenish it. It's not even debatable.

Originally posted by Gmoneycricket
reply to post by maestromason

 

Glad to see we might agree
the most damaging thing is.
I am from the government,
and I am here to help you.

What government department are you from?

So since I agreed to get my nuts cut,
do I have the right to use a little extra water,
that I saved from not having children,
on rinsing my nuts?

Lies all lies. If i have to look it up i will... but there's a guy that has an invention that filters water(even salt water) for like 8 cents a liter if i remember the cost correctly.

Water is scarce. Something needs to be done. Our oceans have become contaminated, our rivers, lakes, streams have become polluted as well. The only source of fresh water can only be obtained via filtration. Sad.

So can you see the problems in the UN draft ?
It does not address the humans that have voluntary sterilized themselves
and no mention of compensation.

Originally posted by maestromason

Originally posted by Gmoneycricket
reply to post by maestromason

 

Glad to see we might agree
the most damaging thing is.
I am from the government,
and I am here to help you.

What government department are you from?

The IRS gave me a number.
said it was SS
but I am not allowed to share that info.

Originally posted by mojo2012
Lies all lies. If i have to look it up i will... but there's a guy that has an invention that filters water(even salt water) for like 8 cents a liter if i remember the cost correctly.

edit on 29-3-2012 by mojo2012 because: (no reason given)

Here you go start listening at 25:20 on this YT video

reply to post by cavalryscout


Good thread OP

This is an important issue that is often ignored and even more often taken for granted as you say.

classes.dma.ucla.edu...

According to ICIJ, (International Consortium of Investigative Journalists) in 2015, 75% of the clean water will be owned by these three global water companies ( the term coined by ICIJ is “Water Baron”) which are Suez, (www.suez.com) Thames - Water (www.thameswater.com) and Veolia Water Systems

reply to post by boymonkey74


Yeah I think it was my mom who's been saying that for years :p
I believe her. Look at a scale of the world population over a coarse of 1000 years and you'll see it skyrockets around 1800-1900+. Industrial revolution boomed production and tech, medicine, ect. life got easier, the population shot up as we developed new nations and states. Industry=Greed.

Water is one of the few commodities considered by most to be a human right. From the pump on the town common of an old village to drinking fountains everywhere, its one of the few necessities you can usually find a way to get free in most place

In this sense, water rights represent a kind of quasi-communist sensibility. If only the same were true for all other commodities!

However, even so, capitalism won't rest. "Bottled Water" is an insiduous example. By convincing people they need bottled water (which often has zero real difference from freely avaiable tap water), they are seeking to erode the sensibility that understands water as a free right.

Originally posted by otie1
reply to post by boymonkey74

 

Yeah I think it was my mom who's been saying that for years :p
I believe her. Look at a scale of the world population over a coarse of 1000 years and you'll see it skyrockets around 1800-1900+. Industrial revolution boomed production and tech, medicine, ect. life got easier, the population shot up as we developed new nations and states. Industry=Greed.

Wow my mom only warned that women would want to have sex with me,
that would destroy my world .
She never brought in the destruction of the planet.