The next Global conflict

**Spicoli** · 05-20-2013 03:55 AM

Locally we've had boil orders at least 5 times in a year...and thats not including hurricanes coming in and leaving people standing in 4 plus hr lines for ice blocks and bottled drinking water. Or BP polluting the inlets and reserves. I don't know about a global conflict for fresh drinking water but you can bet its one 'natural' resource that is greatly taken for granted. Nothing like a sponge bath with a gallon of Kentwood or stashed tap when the taps are dry or running black

**Kirkland Laing** · 05-20-2013 07:27 PM

There are massive water problems on the way all over the world. They're definitely going to cause regional conflicts, not sure about global conflicts.

**Howlin Mad Missy** · 05-20-2013 09:06 PM

someone else to hate, water isn't a right

**Andre** · 05-20-2013 09:51 PM

Its been raining here for eight days straight now. Runs straight out into the ocean for the most part unless its caught in our old dams as our state goverments are so bad at nuts and bolts management and cant afford to build anymore.Cause they are money and blame shifters only. These fuckwits here have put us in debt for ever with an oversized desalination plant. Its not stopped raining here since they built it so its not producing and pumping into already full dams, but still it has to produce and run so it doesnt seize up.(imagine the costs)!

One smart farmer out in the flatter inland areas where it doesnt rain in the summer, got smart,he dammed up the small creek a number of times through his whole property (he just built walls up slowly and sectioned off his creek. In winter when the rains fell he held the weight of water longer before it spilled over and went onto the next farm. This extra weight made the water go out under the ground and fill up all the old fissures and cracks in his land. His land is green and treed all year now, the others right next door to him are dust for half the year then all their top soil gets washed away cause they havent the moisture to support small growth to bind it together.

El Kabong · 05-20-2013 09:58 PM

Well I guess when water isn't free and people start really needing it then we'll be really happy we took time to work on all that gun control legislation

Ooooh also if there's ever a problem with the food supply it'll be nice that there are fewer hunters too eh Missy

...you have no issue eating a cow that was born & raised in captivity on a factory farm but use a gun to shoot a deer and ***GASP**** eat the venison and all of a sudden you're a god damned murderer....why don't you worry about the dirt poor Eastern European picking your veggies?!?!?

Fucking ridiculous