More special laws to make big corporations richer.
@waltercool Agorists better start making black market cars soon.
@waltercool I rather not smell horseshit on my commute to work.
If the vast majority ignores these bans, the ban is literally nothing more but ink on a piece of paper.
@cee @waltercool I can see the counter-argument that the globalists will make "But all those crops could be used to help starving children in Africa [who they don't really care about]" or they will come up with the excuse that is uses too much water.
Agreed. Also depending on batteries is bad idea, batteries are toxic and requires a huge amount of pollution to manufacture.
@waltercool @cee @xianc78 accumulating losses in electricity conversion...
Nicole Foss on renewables http://bit.ly/2rzS5Pq
"Self-contradiction is most evident in the decline in energy efficiency... But he closes his eyes to the fact that the efficiency of these sources has worsened exponentially in the same order. Because he refuses to acknowledge this, internal contradiction continues to accumulate and will soon reach explosive levels." -Masanobu Fukuoka, The Natural Way of Farming
@waltercool @xianc78 "At the foundation of the so-called underdeveloped countries is a proud agrarian ethic. If these local economies were to imitate the developed countries, w/their model of concentrated power & resources, the common people would be demeaned even as the country's profiteers temporarily prospered. These dignified farmers see the skyscrapers of the developed nations as the tombstones of the human race." -Masanobu Fukuoka, Sowing Seeds In The Desert, Money-Sucking Octopus Economy
The government can ban oil trade, but can't ban Hay farming.