Paramedics revived a nearly lifeless Mika Brezezinski on the floor of her shower the other day, an empty half gallon bottle of Suave shampoo in her hand.
“The instructions said, `Rinse and repeat’!” insisted the blonde Democrat.
I live right next to one of the largest freshwater lakes on the planet. I have a deep well. I will take as long a damn shower as I please. And even if i didn’t have the lake and the well I would still take long showers whilst hollering KMA, al Gore!
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Our Pastor predicted that the next World War would be over water.
While we do need to practice water conservation, please bear in mind that this showerhead issue is another 17th Amendment-related issue, state lawmakers foolishly giving up their voices in Congress by ratifying that amendment.
"In 1994, Congress mandated that showerheads deliver no more than 2.5 gallons of water per minute"
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Simply put, the states have never delegated to the feds, expressly via the Constitution, the specific power to regulate intrastate water usage, including mandating water-conserving shower heads.
Again, if it weren’t for the 17th Amendment, there would be all different faces in the federal Senate at this time. The problem with the popularly elected Senate is that low-information voters go home and watch football after voting for their favorite senators, oblivious to the idea that their corrupt senators are working in cahoots with the corrupt House to make constitutionally indefensible federal laws, laws which Congress cannot justify under its constitutional Article I, Section 8-limited powers. Unconstitutional federal showerhead laws are one example.
The 17th Amendment needs to disappear.
Low flow toilets require two flushes.
i take a shower...
the water i do not consume (drink)goes down the drain..
drain leads to sewer...
sewer leads to water treatment plant...
water plant cleans said water and returns it to the aquafer..
where exactly is this waste???
Other than the very few gallons of water that we’ve sent to outer space....there is as much water on Earth now as there was on day 1....it is virtually impossible to “waste” water. We can certainly misuse it and when there is a temporary shortage we can certainly mishandle its distribution. If we can reduce the cost of desalinization in the coastal areas....problem solved.