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They are being California’d. Environmentalist are an evil bunch. The rules are so hamstrung and make no sense about water in California. They let it run off to save a bug but refuse to help the population and the farmers at all. They block forest management because “my nature” yet we get horrendous forest fires because of it.

When you meet an environmentalists you are meeting someone who hates your very existence.

Imagine that, being "allowed" to use water.

Kill anyone who prevents you from engaging in your natural rights.

There's a cobalt mine reopening on the other side of Idaho Falls. People think the water will go the them. Cobalt is needed for EV batteries and that might be behind this bullshit. Let the people starve but we have EVs.

Always a fight for the greater good, always need your attention to persuade law makers and blah blah.

Fuck that, elect people that will have a term limit to accomplish one thing they say they will, if they don't find someone else and assign the power to the people.

Everything to be used as a distraction these days.

Who is buying that land he is talking about? How about we vote as citizens to nationalize these companies like Blackrock and state street so those profits are used for us as citizens?

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I met quite a few people from Idaho. They’re wealthy and don’t fuck around. They’re considered “rednecks” nowadays but I would rather live in Idaho then the liberal shithole I live in now

I think this may not be the win people think it is.

The inconvenient truth here is that there isn't enough water for everyone, regardless of who gets it.

The current system doles out water based on seniority: older farms get water before newer farms. Now, while this is unfair to new farmers, it also ensures that some new corporate megafarm isn't going to pop up and siphon all the water away from everyone else. So if we do away with this protection, it will almost certainly be exploited by kikes and chinks to attempt to drive older farms out of business.

I am particularly suspicious about this being an inorganic movement as it involves specifically farmers, who are traditionally a very grassroots rallying cry, so to speak. Why have we not heard about all the other industries that require water but are currently being restricted?

Having a drought requiring water restriction is not normal but it's also not uncommon either; why are we hearing specifically about this water shortage and only in Idaho?

I could go on. I'll just say I won't be surprised if a year or so from now, we're suddenly reading about how farms in Idaho are being bought up wholesale.

Their problem is it's not their water in the first place. Their farms only work when they're given water from an allocation system.

Thank overpopulation for creating such a demand for food that a farming business in unviable places is a risk with odds that look good. Ya roll the dice and take your chances. Sometimes you win, sometimes the house wins.