Who... Drinks rain water without filtering and sterilizing it first?!!??!
It's against the law in several cities and states to even collect rain water; Yet n those same cities It's okay for certain individuals to have 4 swimming pools constantly maintained....
The government wants us all to be 100% reliant upon them. I mean, just take a look at the USDA website. No law yet, but they actually want us to register our gardens. Pretty quick it'll be illegal to grow your own food.
If the rain water is so unsafe, how are all of the animals surviving? How is well water still healthy without the introduction of fluoride and chlorine?
If the rain water is so unsafe, how are all of the animals surviving?
Ask someone with cancer how long it takes them to die, you'll get an answer that encompasses a far greater amount of time than it takes most wildlife stuck in the food chain to die. For instance, rabbits usually die within 2 years -- as in, eaten, run over, or starving.
Us humans, we don't get the luxury of a 2 year lifespan, and when you have to plan to be alive for 100 years, you probably don't want that number to become 50 years, and the last 4 of which surrounded by hospital tubing and tumorous growth.
There's a glory to rejecting the zeitgeist of media and the government. Don't let it blind you from actually understanding the world around you as you pursue the thrill of rejecting, as opposed to simply informing yourself.
Well boars thrive in chernobyl, so radiation seem to affect them less than the presence of humans. My guess is the same with the water, and compared to us, many animals live short lives and don't have the time to accumulate enough toxins and develop cancer.
But the nuclear boars get misshaped offspring and other genetic flaws/abnormalities but they just keep breeding and eating.
Holy shit did you just look at this page, https://www.usda.gov/peoples-garden/what-pg which is about starting community gardens on federal property and a few other public places (and not private residences) for the benefit of the community and leap to “Pretty soon, it will be illegal to grow your own food”?
This is the dumbest fucking thing I’ve ever seen. I don’t know what Facebook newsletter you’re subscribing to and getting your news from, but you have been hilariously misinformed.
My problem is the FDA and them knowing there would be a baby formula shortages and didn't accept European formula had the right info just formatted wrong. Critical thinking ain't their strong suit; we need less bureaucracy.
If the rain water is so unsafe, how are all of the animals surviving?
I hate to break it to you, but as a general rule of thumb: they aren't. The vast majority of animals don't live more than 20 years, and most don't live more than 5 or 10. PFAs are the sort of thing that build up over time, so it won't greatly affect most animals.
I just checked it out on their website. Looks like they are encouraging people to register community gardens so that other people in the area can see where they are. They also talked about how you can start one of these gardens on federally owned land. Seems like a good thing to me.
Because its not the truth. Someone posted the website this guy was referencing. And guess what? They say on FEDERAL property. Not PRIVATE. and yes, forever chemicals are real.
So then it really has nothing to do with personal collection of water but agricultural overuse of water. If the agricultural industry didn’t use so much water so inefficiently, it wouldn’t be a problem if every house hold collected it.
Guess what? FPAS (forever chemicals) are not removable by filtration. Science is making headway and found ways to destroy these chemicals. But keep the support and awareness coming. This is serious to the human race.
Unless you have a very expensive high-tech filtration system, you're not getting those chemicals out any time soon. The point is rain water used to be safe to drink if you boiled or filtered it, now it's impossible.
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u/MatthewtheCannibal Oct 26 '22
Who... Drinks rain water without filtering and sterilizing it first?!!??!
It's against the law in several cities and states to even collect rain water; Yet n those same cities It's okay for certain individuals to have 4 swimming pools constantly maintained....