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In reply to the discussion: In a few days, thousands of US Citizens will be without any water supply. (And that's a good thing! [View all]róisín_dubh
(11,803 posts)30. I feel bad for the children and animals.
The adults can get f*cked for all I care.
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In a few days, thousands of US Citizens will be without any water supply. (And that's a good thing! [View all]
Coventina
Dec 2022
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Not stupid. Selfishness and greed. I am surprised the city didn't pull the trigger on that sooner.
Ray Bruns
Dec 2022
#26
Before the Trump years, I underestimated how much stupid there really is in America.
GoodRaisin
Dec 2022
#67
Social media lowered the barrier to entry for allowing the crazy to spread.
NYC Liberal
Dec 2022
#89
This is what will probably happen. Although the trucking companies have warned
Coventina
Dec 2022
#5
Those poor wingnuts out there ... I hope their stupid cost them a FORTUNE ...
Hugh_Lebowski
Dec 2022
#24
Forgive my stupid question: How does someone live on trucked-in water? Does it go to some central
allegorical oracle
Dec 2022
#81
Thanks for the reply. Clearly, this is not sustainable. Some party will have to yield.
allegorical oracle
Dec 2022
#113
Oh that's interesting. I'm not on municipal water here in Fla., but my well pumps spring
allegorical oracle
Dec 2022
#140
Sounds like Scottsdale will count them as part of their federally mandated water consumption cut.
roamer65
Dec 2022
#7
Lot's of development all around Phoenix. Can't be supported. Here's an archived copy
erronis
Dec 2022
#20
Thanks for the link. Wow, those fuckwits have pools to exercise their horses. In the desert.
SunSeeker
Dec 2022
#59
interesting. Thank you. yes, laws need to stop building where no water.
BlueWaveNeverEnd
Dec 2022
#135
the courts will make the city of Scottsdale supply water to those that has been
republianmushroom
Dec 2022
#23
no legal bases, humanitarian bases, it is a crisis and they have been getting their
republianmushroom
Dec 2022
#27
I know them too. My husband's best friend lives up there, so we go there a lot.
Coventina
Dec 2022
#64
Scottsdale decides what to charge for the water the trucks are hauling
questionseverything
Dec 2022
#60
To the east of Scottsdale is Fountain Hills, a very rich community. I had to go there some years
panader0
Dec 2022
#31
Sounds like they didn't do their research or keep informed on their situation.
Coventina
Dec 2022
#49
Yes. The trucking companies will no longer be allowed to use Scottsdale's taps. n/t
Coventina
Dec 2022
#52
What's great about this story is if those states don't find some kind of solution, Mother Nature wil
Ray Bruns
Dec 2022
#114
How unfair and are the people who are truly paying the bills for the water that they get
SWBTATTReg
Dec 2022
#129
As a resident of a coastal town in SoCal, let me put forth the following.
Abolishinist
Dec 2022
#139