Welcome to Your New Overlords, Californians!

[Weatherman2020]

I've said it before, I'll say it again. Southern California was a desert and will return to being a desert. We can fight Mother Nature for only so long.

With the worlds largest body of water.

 

[Weatherman2020]

We should put our best people on desalinization.

That would be proactive, Democrats can’t do that.

 

[White 6]

You can take a shower.
You can do one load of laundry.

But if you do both, it’s a $1,000 a day fine.

Under drought conditions it goes to $10,000 a day.

As the one reporter said - I can smoke pot but I can’t shower and do laundry!

Democrats in FULL GLORY!

Interesting. Appears to be from June of 2016. I could not find anything from 2019 or of course 2020 since this is only day 2. I guess they were taking the drought pretty serious limiting to 55 gallons a day. I remember when military logistics tables called for 35 gallons water, ice and fluids combined for troops in the field per man per day. I remember spending some time at a Luftwaffe base near Kitzigen, Germany. Really nice facilities, but all the sinks and showers had the automatic timers to shut the water off, so you had to keep hitting the button to get through a shower or even shave. Other than that, some of the best quarters I ever had.

There is no drought in California.

As far as I could find searching the internet, there are no new water restriction that went into effect in California yesterday. I think you are referring to restrictions that were to go into effect after the 2016 drought. I though last winter put their reservoirs at high levels not seen in last 10 years. Glad I don't liver there, none the less. If I missed it, point me to it.

Yeah, the Los Angeles Times lies.

California will have water consumption limits for the first time after ‘landmark’ legislation passed

You mean this one that you linked to?
California will have water consumption limits for the first time after ‘landmark’ legislation passed
By Alejandra Reyes-VelardeStaff Writer
June 1, 2018 6 PM

Note the date on the article.

 

[Weatherman2020]

You can take a shower.
You can do one load of laundry.

But if you do both, it’s a $1,000 a day fine.

Under drought conditions it goes to $10,000 a day.

As the one reporter said - I can smoke pot but I can’t shower and do laundry!

Democrats in FULL GLORY!

The Asian guy said a load of laundry takes 40 to 50 gallons of water.

If you have a High Efficiency washer, they use about 20 gallons. Some use even less.

Oh fuck. You nailed it.

Everyone in California making $20/hr should just go buy new washers.

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

What if you step in human excrement in one of the infested cities and you've already washed clothes. Can you get a waiver on that shower?

Sorry...you'll have to get the homeless to piss on your shoes to wash the shit off.

 

[Slade3200]

You can take a shower.
You can do one load of laundry.

But if you do both, it’s a $1,000 a day fine.

Under drought conditions it goes to $10,000 a day.

As the one reporter said - I can smoke pot but I can’t shower and do laundry!

Democrats in FULL GLORY!

what do you suggest given the drought problems that Cali has had?

Population reduction. Round up illegals and send them back.

Dumb idea... next!

 

[Slade3200]

You can take a shower.
You can do one load of laundry.

But if you do both, it’s a $1,000 a day fine.

Under drought conditions it goes to $10,000 a day.

As the one reporter said - I can smoke pot but I can’t shower and do laundry!

Democrats in FULL GLORY!

what do you suggest given the drought problems that Cali has had?

A ban on watering your grass would be acceptable. Perhaps no washing cars either.

we’ve had those restrictions for years

 

[Weatherman2020]

You can take a shower.
You can do one load of laundry.

But if you do both, it’s a $1,000 a day fine.

Under drought conditions it goes to $10,000 a day.

As the one reporter said - I can smoke pot but I can’t shower and do laundry!

Democrats in FULL GLORY!

what do you suggest given the drought problems that Cali has had?

A ban on watering your grass would be acceptable. Perhaps no washing cars either.

we’ve had those restrictions for years

21st Century under Democrat control - no water to drink! Vote for us!

 

[Slade3200]

You can take a shower.
You can do one load of laundry.

But if you do both, it’s a $1,000 a day fine.

Under drought conditions it goes to $10,000 a day.

As the one reporter said - I can smoke pot but I can’t shower and do laundry!

Democrats in FULL GLORY!

what do you suggest given the drought problems that Cali has had?

A ban on watering your grass would be acceptable. Perhaps no washing cars either.

we’ve had those restrictions for years

21st Century under Democrat control - no water to drink! Vote for us!

You don’t like the regulations on water consumption so what’s your solution?

 

[Andylusion]

& now for the true facts:


"New law (in California) makes it illegal to shower and do laundry on same day"
— Bloggers on Tuesday, June 5th, 2018 in a blog post


No, it is not illegal to shower and do laundry in one day

Talk to your Left Angeles Times, fuckhead liar.

California will have water consumption limits for the first time after ‘landmark’ legislation passed

i saw no fines imposed on that link.

You should read the bill...
http://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billNavClient.xhtml?bill_id=201720180AB1668

So I look at the bill, and I think that Play is technically correct.

The bill levies a fee against the municipality that fails to comply, not the individual end user.

However, that's where things get fuzzy. How is the municipality supposed to recoup the cost?

Assuming that the per capita cap, is fined per person that violates the cap.... this would effectively force the utilities to either A: Charge a higher price to absolutely a much higher price, to cover the cost of the fees for those who break the cap.... or B: They would have to charge each person that violates the cap individually.

This is a classic governmental move. The people in government themselves, with their cushy government jobs, don't want to take the hate for passing fines onto the public. So what they did was, they fined the utilities, and effectively.... you figure out how to force people to use less water!

Government does this all the time.

Somehow this cost has to land on the end users. Because it doesn't matter what the utility does, if the end user keep the water running.

The cost has to be passed on to the consumer.
So while Play is technically correct, that the bill doesn't directly target the end user, in the end all fines have to be passed on.

This is like Healthcare. "We'll make the companies pay for it!"... yeah, and where do they get the money? From employees and customers. All costs have to be passed on.

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

You can take a shower.
You can do one load of laundry.

But if you do both, it’s a $1,000 a day fine.

Under drought conditions it goes to $10,000 a day.

As the one reporter said - I can smoke pot but I can’t shower and do laundry!

Democrats in FULL GLORY!

what do you suggest given the drought problems that Cali has had?

A ban on watering your grass would be acceptable. Perhaps no washing cars either.

we’ve had those restrictions for years

You mean nobody there waters their lawn or washes their car? I find that pretty hard to believe.

 

[Andylusion]

You can take a shower.
You can do one load of laundry.

But if you do both, it’s a $1,000 a day fine.

Under drought conditions it goes to $10,000 a day.

As the one reporter said - I can smoke pot but I can’t shower and do laundry!

Democrats in FULL GLORY!

what do you suggest given the drought problems that Cali has had?

A ban on watering your grass would be acceptable. Perhaps no washing cars either.

we’ve had those restrictions for years

21st Century under Democrat control - no water to drink! Vote for us!

You don’t like the regulations on water consumption so what’s your solution?

The solution is free floating water prices.

As supply goes down, price will go up. This will naturally result in 3 things:
1. People will find alternatives. Watering their lawn with stored rain water for example.
2. People will reduce their usage in relation to cost.
3. As the prices goes up, alternative sources of water will end up cost effective.

This is exactly what we saw with oil in 2006-2008.

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

You can take a shower.
You can do one load of laundry.

But if you do both, it’s a $1,000 a day fine.

Under drought conditions it goes to $10,000 a day.

As the one reporter said - I can smoke pot but I can’t shower and do laundry!

Democrats in FULL GLORY!

what do you suggest given the drought problems that Cali has had?

A ban on watering your grass would be acceptable. Perhaps no washing cars either.

we’ve had those restrictions for years

21st Century under Democrat control - no water to drink! Vote for us!

You don’t like the regulations on water consumption so what’s your solution?

Between that and everything else going on in that state, I say the solution is to move the hell out of there.

 

[Weatherman2020]

You can take a shower.
You can do one load of laundry.

But if you do both, it’s a $1,000 a day fine.

Under drought conditions it goes to $10,000 a day.

As the one reporter said - I can smoke pot but I can’t shower and do laundry!

Democrats in FULL GLORY!

what do you suggest given the drought problems that Cali has had?

A ban on watering your grass would be acceptable. Perhaps no washing cars either.

we’ve had those restrictions for years

21st Century under Democrat control - no water to drink! Vote for us!

You don’t like the regulations on water consumption so what’s your solution?

How many 8 oz glasses of water in the Pacific Ocean?

 

[Weatherman2020]

what do you suggest given the drought problems that Cali has had?

A ban on watering your grass would be acceptable. Perhaps no washing cars either.

we’ve had those restrictions for years

21st Century under Democrat control - no water to drink! Vote for us!

You don’t like the regulations on water consumption so what’s your solution?

The solution is free floating water prices.

As supply goes down, price will go up. This will naturally result in 3 things:
1. People will find alternatives. Watering their lawn with stored rain water for example.
2. People will reduce their usage in relation to cost.
3. As the prices goes up, alternative sources of water will end up cost effective.

This is exactly what we saw with oil in 2006-2008.

That’ll help the poor! Half your pay so you can drink a glass of water!
Life under Democrat control is GRAND!

 

[Slade3200]

You can take a shower.
You can do one load of laundry.

But if you do both, it’s a $1,000 a day fine.

Under drought conditions it goes to $10,000 a day.

As the one reporter said - I can smoke pot but I can’t shower and do laundry!

Democrats in FULL GLORY!

what do you suggest given the drought problems that Cali has had?

A ban on watering your grass would be acceptable. Perhaps no washing cars either.

we’ve had those restrictions for years

You mean nobody there waters their lawn or washes their car? I find that pretty hard to believe.

watering lawns and washing cars are regulated. You can’t water your grass between 8-6pm when conservation is active in your area and you can’t wash your car unless your hose has a stop nozzle.

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

A ban on watering your grass would be acceptable. Perhaps no washing cars either.

we’ve had those restrictions for years

21st Century under Democrat control - no water to drink! Vote for us!

You don’t like the regulations on water consumption so what’s your solution?

The solution is free floating water prices.

As supply goes down, price will go up. This will naturally result in 3 things:
1. People will find alternatives. Watering their lawn with stored rain water for example.
2. People will reduce their usage in relation to cost.
3. As the prices goes up, alternative sources of water will end up cost effective.

This is exactly what we saw with oil in 2006-2008.

That’ll help the poor! Half your pay so you can drink a glass of water!
Life under Democrat control is GRAND!

While I've never been there, I have relatives that lived in Florida for several years. They don't drink the water there. They use bottled water for drinking and cooking. The only thing they use tap water for is to take a shower and do laundry.

Living at the largest fresh water supply in the world, I just can't fathom living like that. Yes, water is pricy, but seldom have we ever worried about not enough of it. In fact now, Lake Erie is 40 inches above normal.

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

You can take a shower.
You can do one load of laundry.

But if you do both, it’s a $1,000 a day fine.

Under drought conditions it goes to $10,000 a day.

As the one reporter said - I can smoke pot but I can’t shower and do laundry!

Democrats in FULL GLORY!

what do you suggest given the drought problems that Cali has had?

A ban on watering your grass would be acceptable. Perhaps no washing cars either.

we’ve had those restrictions for years

You mean nobody there waters their lawn or washes their car? I find that pretty hard to believe.

watering lawns and washing cars are regulated. You can’t water your grass between 8-6pm when conservation is active in your area and you can’t wash your car unless your hose has a stop nozzle.

Okay, but you can still do those things.

 

[Slade3200]

what do you suggest given the drought problems that Cali has had?

A ban on watering your grass would be acceptable. Perhaps no washing cars either.

we’ve had those restrictions for years

21st Century under Democrat control - no water to drink! Vote for us!

You don’t like the regulations on water consumption so what’s your solution?

The solution is free floating water prices.

As supply goes down, price will go up. This will naturally result in 3 things:
1. People will find alternatives. Watering their lawn with stored rain water for example.
2. People will reduce their usage in relation to cost.
3. As the prices goes up, alternative sources of water will end up cost effective.

This is exactly what we saw with oil in 2006-2008.

tje water system is much more complicated. Cali already has the highest water costs in the nation. Prices do fluctuate based on supply and also usage. And there are tremendous efforts to help with education and conservation. Our local water company even subsidized and gave away cisterns

 

[Slade3200]

what do you suggest given the drought problems that Cali has had?

A ban on watering your grass would be acceptable. Perhaps no washing cars either.

we’ve had those restrictions for years

21st Century under Democrat control - no water to drink! Vote for us!

You don’t like the regulations on water consumption so what’s your solution?

How many 8 oz glasses of water in the Pacific Ocean?

Alot... are you trying to say desalination plants?