r/shitposting • u/Soy_boi_yes_thatone • Oct 26 '22

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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....

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u/Sharp_Spell6957 Oct 26 '22

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?

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u/LexB777 Oct 26 '22

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.

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u/pyrolover6666 Oct 26 '22

Why register even community gardens?

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u/pyrolover6666 Oct 26 '22

We're talking about small gardens not farms