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Well, that's made me feel a bit ill. :sick:

Well, this is going to be hilarious.

It's ironic: These morons simp for communism because they've been spoonfed this "utopia" bullshit by their professors and other teachers, but the reality is that it isn't their sitting in Starbucks and sipping $20 cups of mochachocasvanillaswill while protesting against capitalism on their...

It wasn't completely a given, though -- signs were there to tell a peasant what that business did, for example, since a lot of them couldn't read. For a blacksmith, it was an anvil; for pawnbrokers, scales. Incidentally, that's where surnames came from; Hooper if you made barrels, Smith if you...

That's an option I hadn't considered, and given the growing backlash against trans-trenders... Yeah, I can see it. Slowly bring awareness/spin their actions as actual grooming (which it is), and they've basically been given bullseyes on every one of their backs. Bam: Ready-made fall guys...

We all know that if a group were to be scapegoated, it'd likely either be a) Black people because they'd outlived their usefulness as pawns to the Democrats, b) Latinos, c) Whites, but even with the systemic anti-White racism and biases now in play, I don't think even they could get away with...

Mob: "Quick! We need to back any hydrological restoration projects being pushed, before all of our dirty laundry gets washed up." :ROFLMAO:

I'm torn between laughing and feeling sad at this statement. Worse still, Detroit was an accurate end result representation of what would happen to other cities under American Democrat control, and we're seeing this decay in San Fran, California as a whole, et cetera.

The more I see of San Francisco, the more it's slowly morphing into Detroit. :(

IIRC there are actually a lot of chemicals mixed with the brine, so they'd need to separate it all again for companies to make use of the compounds -- it's not cost-viable? These chemicals are harmless to the enviroment but not harmless to us.

Concentrated salinity in one area damages wildlife and the local ecosystem (such as at the end of a pipeline) -- especially if the area is key for fishing and tourism. If the concentration is spread out/dispersed over the area of, say a mile or two, then there would be no damage or environmental...

Yup! They'll never do this because "nuclear power is evil". Hook a desalination plant up to a dedicated nuclear reactor, and you'll have more than enough potable water for the city. The only downside to this would be the salt-waste, but even then whatever damage to the enviroment from the...

Greenland's receding ice-sheets are starting to reveal very rich, fairly easy to access veins of much sought after minerals and other vital natural resources. Frankly, Denmark isn't going to pull a Russia-Alaska deal (though, in Russia's defence, they didn't know that Alaska was chocked full of...