To: Telepathic Intruder
Moisture will have to be banned then.
Then air.
5 posted on
05/27/2023 3:13:52 AM PDT by
wally_bert
(I cannot be sure for certain, but in my personal opinion I am certain that I am not sure.)
To: wally_bert
Isn’t moisture made up of the dangerous solvent dihydrogen monoxide? Somebody needs to call the EPA, wake the president up from his nap, do something!!
8 posted on
05/27/2023 3:33:19 AM PDT by
katana
To: wally_bert
To: wally_bert
Not banned, taxed. The more humid southern states will receive .gov humidity tax aid and the drier western states will have an Arid Tax to pay for it.
19 posted on
05/27/2023 4:47:22 AM PDT by
Semper Vigilantis
(There are only white hats and black hats. The black hats sole intent is to kill all the white hats.)
To: wally_bert; Telepathic Intruder; metmom
wally_bert :" Moisture will have to be banned then.
Then air.
Then just breathing will be banned as a danger to 'climate control'.
Mankind is a carbon creature, as well as mineral and moisture.
This is a war against nature
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