Posted on 06/05/2018 6:38:05 AM PDT by Cheerio
FULL TITLE: New California Law Limits How Much Water People Can Use – Including Monitoring Toilet Flushes, Showers
California Governor Jerry Brown signed a new law that would severely restrict the amount of water people can use inside of their homes.
The government of California will now be monitoring people’s toilet flushes, showers and laundry use.
Under the new water use limits, each person will barely have enough ‘daily water allowance’ to do one load of laundry and take an 8 minute shower.
This also covers outdoor use so no watering your lawns or gardens, peasants.
There will soon be more focus on flushes and scrutiny over showers with a new law signed in by the governor.
(Excerpt) Read more at thegatewaypundit.com ...
Keep an eye on burble streisand’s lawn.
Yeah, but the spotted turd-borer population can relax.
I’m sure there are wavers for the elites’ swimming pools and spas.
So California’s legions of homeless will win the Water Conservation Award by not showering or flushing at all.
POLICE STATE CA
For the decent Californians, past and present, who voted the wrong way out of guilt or ignorance
You reap what you sow
We told you so
The left always over reach. Will this be the spark the begins the revolt? Don’t know. What I do know is that a one party system with a lapdog media eventually turns all communities into Venezuela.
Thousands of Californians are voting with their feet (or U-Haul) and leaving. These are not the non-producers, but the beaten down middle class. Escaping from this progressive Utopia.
I’m going to have cameras installed over the toilet?
FU Jerry!
So no one in California will be allowed houseguests either. That place ain’t America anymore.
There is an ocean of water to the west. Instead of a railroad to nowhere why not desalinization plants?
But no effort to desalinate one drop of sea water...
I get by on less than 2.5 gallons of water per day most days, and 1.0 on some.
Well, I do flush the toilet too, so that isn’t quite accurate.
I wonder if it’s allowed to flush Sacramento just once. There’s a lot of backed up jerry brown “stuff” up there.
Leftist ‘logic’: Keep govt out of our bedrooms...and move ‘em into the bathroom(s).
This is great!, Now is the time to Double Down with a citizens initiative to REMOVE Permanently ALL Flush type toilets in AL:L Public Buildings and have Portable Non-Flush toilets installed outside.
Well, the smell in this state won’t be much different under this law.
No houseguests or parties. On the other hand, you can always go to Starbucks to use the restroom. Maybe they will install showers.
That's about double what I use; and I'm simply using what I need, without being a conservation fanatic.
The big joke here is that any water used in the home that goes down the drain is generally what is called non-consumptive use. That is, after being processed in a septic tank or waste treatment facility, it ends up back in the aquifer, the river, or whatever. Consumptive use, which is the real problem, would be things like evaporation from irrigated land, transpiration in crops, evaporative coolers.
Socialists always seek control through rationing. They literally want to ration every thing of value, to make the public absolutely dependent on government.
A great example of this was in East Germany. It was extremely hard to get even cheap items, like toilet paper. The only paints available were black, white and gray, because color was reserved to “honor the state”.
Leftists embrace Satan’s statement in Paradise Lost: that it is better to rule in Hell, than be servants in Heaven.
We learned from Cheryl Crow that 1 square of TP is all you ever need so I’m sure her fellow travelers in the entertainment industry will take to this quite easily.
1984 had NOTHING on what reality has become.
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