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In reply to the discussion: Rich Californians balk at limits: ‘We’re not all equal when it comes to water’ [View all]Locrian
(4,523 posts)53. interesting
Interesting that their water consumption went UP 9% after the requested 25% cuts.
Ah yes, nothing like being rich and wasting water to make you feel on top of the world. It just helps even more when you can see all those poor people suffer - bunch of losers. After all, if they weren't so lazy and had my daddy's money - uh, I mean worked really really hard and made money all by myself... yeah.
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Rich Californians balk at limits: ‘We’re not all equal when it comes to water’ [View all]
TomCADem
Jun 2015
OP
What a disgusting attitude to have during an emergency situation. He should be ashamed of himself..
George II
Jun 2015
#1
Hey man, plant some cacti and cover your lawn with rocks, or sculptures if you like.
Hoyt
Jun 2015
#4
What I like about using native plants is that my yard doesn't look like a yard in NY
Gormy Cuss
Jun 2015
#23
He'll regret that attitude when the masses come for his water with pitchforks n/t
Tempest
Jun 2015
#9
Unfortunately that is the attittude that I expect all over the world when it comes to a crisis. And
jwirr
Jun 2015
#12
First off, he pays property taxes at the same rate as an other California homeowner
Gormy Cuss
Jun 2015
#16
From the OP's linked article--This woman has landscaped with plants that thrive in dry conditions:
tblue37
Jun 2015
#24
Yep, the rich tend to forget that they're out-numbered..well...99 percent to 1.
BlueJazz
Jun 2015
#29
"People “should not be forced to live on property with brown lawns, golf on brown courses..."
yellowcanine
Jun 2015
#41
I really hope this guy's estate doesn't burn down in the next round of wildfires..
frylock
Jun 2015
#46