@Clinicallydepressedpoochie to Ask Lemmy • 5 days agoAre we close enough to Americas breaking point to know what it will be?message-square42arrow-up187arrow-down119file-text
arrow-up168arrow-down1message-squareAre we close enough to Americas breaking point to know what it will be?@Clinicallydepressedpoochie to Ask Lemmy • 5 days agomessage-square42file-text
minus-square@not_that_guy05link9•edit-25 days agoNot climate change. There’s a reason there’s American companies buying up fresh water and aquifers all over the world. When it comes to pushing and shoving, the US would have the upper hand.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink4•5 days agoThat’s a blood statement to assume they’d be able to keep guard on it from people that would be literally dying of thirst.
minus-square@not_that_guy05link1•5 days agoDo you think they won’t protect something that will become a national security? Look at what they do with oil and “national security”.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink3•5 days agoThere’s a huge difference between oil and water when water reserves need defense, the latter of which rendering the former a non-issue. Water wars will make oil wars look like kindergarteners playing in a sandbox.
Not climate change.
There’s a reason there’s American companies buying up fresh water and aquifers all over the world. When it comes to pushing and shoving, the US would have the upper hand.
That’s a blood statement to assume they’d be able to keep guard on it from people that would be literally dying of thirst.
Do you think they won’t protect something that will become a national security? Look at what they do with oil and “national security”.
There’s a huge difference between oil and water when water reserves need defense, the latter of which rendering the former a non-issue.
Water wars will make oil wars look like kindergarteners playing in a sandbox.