Welcome to Your New Overlords, Californians!

[SAYIT]

You get what you vote for. And these are the same people that want to run our healthcare.

Would be disastrous.

C'mon man ... what could go wrong?

 

[Weatherman2020]

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

Protect those unendangered 2” long fishies!!

 

[Weatherman2020]

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?

What? Use a technology that’s been used for thousands of years and supplies arid nations of the world most of their water?

Outlandish.

 

[Andylusion]

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

But I know for a fact, that they are subsidizing water to farmers. California is a terrible place for water hungry farming, and most of the crops in Orange valley would never be grown there, if not for the subsidized water.

 

[Andylusion]

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?

What? Use a technology that’s been used for thousands of years and supplies arid nations of the world most of their water?

Outlandish.

Right now, Israel is pioneering new technologies to increase the cost effectiveness of desalination.

However, as things are, it isn't practical. As the price goes up, and technology brings the costs down, water from the ocean will be perfectly usable in the future.

 

[Kondor3]

Because Earth is running out of water? Boy, these leftwingers are all about the science.

Another reason to build a wall... in this case, around Kalipornia... and then the other states can stop diverting their own water to that pesthole.

 

[Slade3200]

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?

What? Use a technology that’s been used for thousands of years and supplies arid nations of the world most of their water?

Outlandish.

Haha... desal is great. But you obviously have no clue what you’re talking about when it comes to implementation. I have multiple family members that work for the nations largest water company. They’ve been constructing desal plants for years. They are a great water sources but they don’t create an immediate solution... costs are too high

 

[Slade3200]

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

But I know for a fact, that they are subsidizing water to farmers. California is a terrible place for water hungry farming, and most of the crops in Orange valley would never be grown there, if not for the subsidized water.

True water is subsidized for farmers as farming and produce are the states largest export and source of income

 

[Andylusion]

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

But I know for a fact, that they are subsidizing water to farmers. California is a terrible place for water hungry farming, and most of the crops in Orange valley would never be grown there, if not for the subsidized water.

True water is subsidized for farmers as farming and produce are the states largest export and source of income

Right.... and in a state with limited water, that is absolutely destructive to the entire population.

You can justify it all you want.. but it's still the source of huge problems.

 

[Weatherman2020]

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?

What? Use a technology that’s been used for thousands of years and supplies arid nations of the world most of their water?

Outlandish.

Haha... desal is great. But you obviously have no clue what you’re talking about when it comes to implementation. I have multiple family members that work for the nations largest water company. They’ve been constructing desal plants for years. They are a great water sources but they don’t create an immediate solution

Yeah, building a facility that everyone else has been doing for decades would be asking too much from Democrats.

Know why Israel exports water to other nations? Desal plants they built.

 

[Slade3200]

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

But I know for a fact, that they are subsidizing water to farmers. California is a terrible place for water hungry farming, and most of the crops in Orange valley would never be grown there, if not for the subsidized water.

True water is subsidized for farmers as farming and produce are the states largest export and source of income

Right.... and in a state with limited water, that is absolutely destructive to the entire population.

You can justify it all you want.. but it's still the source of huge problems.

im not justifying it, it is a huge problem, I agree with you. We need to implement better ways to yield crops without using so much water. We also need better ways to store and transfer water

 

[Slade3200]

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?

What? Use a technology that’s been used for thousands of years and supplies arid nations of the world most of their water?

Outlandish.

Haha... desal is great. But you obviously have no clue what you’re talking about when it comes to implementation. I have multiple family members that work for the nations largest water company. They’ve been constructing desal plants for years. They are a great water sources but they don’t create an immediate solution

Yeah, building a facility that everyone else has been doing for decades would be asking too much from Democrats.

Know why Israel exports water to other nations? Desal plants they built.

You don’t know what you are talking about.

 

[OKTexas]

You get what you vote for. And these are the same people that want to run our healthcare.

Would be disastrous.

If you think that's bad, what will they do once they are totally able to control our energy? Thunder dome.

But that piece didn't say how the government could monitor your water usage per day. I don't know about Commiefornia, but over here, they read the meter once a month.

With smart meters they can monitor daily usage, hell my water softener tells me my average daily usage but I'm on a well.

.

 

[BasicHumanUnit]

You get what you vote for. And these are the same people that want to run our healthcare.

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Not to worry.....they'll pack up and run from California because they can't live there any more.....

And once in your state...vote for the EXACT SAME type people and policies they ran from.

These people are beyond stupid.....

 

[Andylusion]

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

But I know for a fact, that they are subsidizing water to farmers. California is a terrible place for water hungry farming, and most of the crops in Orange valley would never be grown there, if not for the subsidized water.

True water is subsidized for farmers as farming and produce are the states largest export and source of income

Right.... and in a state with limited water, that is absolutely destructive to the entire population.

You can justify it all you want.. but it's still the source of huge problems.

im not justifying it, it is a huge problem, I agree with you. We need to implement better ways to yield crops without using so much water. We also need better ways to store and transfer water

Reduce water usage for crops..... without raising the price of water.

Price itself, is the factor that causes people to act more efficiently.

Even then, eventually the crops that require tons of water, simply should not be grown in California. You can do all the efficiency stuff you want, but in the end if the crop require tons of water, and California doesn't have tons of water, they need not be grown there.

 

[okfine]

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!

Besides that KTLA News is a bunch of bullshit (it really sucks) that weather guy you state as a reporter, Mark Krisky (?) is often so f'n hungover he can barely do his part of the show.

 

[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!

Besides that KTLA News is a bunch of bullshit (it really sucks) that weather guy you state as a reporter, Mark Krisky (?) is often so f'n hungover he can barely do his part of the show.

Ah, attack the messenger.

Typical fascist maneuver.

 

[Missouri_Mike]

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!

So piles of shit on the streets wasn’t enough now you get un showered people in dirty cloths as well. What a wonderful place to live.

 

[K9Buck]

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.

You mean let the market decide it rather than government? The fascists would never go along with government staying out of anything.

 

[K9Buck]

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

I thought my solution made sense. Just import another million illegals. That will help, right?