hand·wring·ing ˈhandˌriNGiNG/ noun noun: hand-wringing the clasping together and squeezing of one's hands, especially when distressed or worried. an excessive display of concern or distress. "his customary handwringing about the need for more local aid" Translate hand wringing to Translations, word origin, and more definitions
Not much hand-wringing. A lot of head shaking though.
-------------- And the light shines in the darkness, and the darkness did not comprehend it.
hand·wring·ing ˈhandˌriNGiNG/ noun noun: hand-wringing the clasping together and squeezing of one's hands, especially when distressed or worried. an excessive display of concern or distress. "his customary handwringing about the need for more local aid" Translate hand wringing to Translations, word origin, and more definitions
hand·wring·ing ˈhandˌriNGiNG/ noun noun: hand-wringing the clasping together and squeezing of one's hands, especially when distressed or worried. an excessive display of concern or distress. "his customary handwringing about the need for more local aid" Translate hand wringing to Translations, word origin, and more definitions
There's nothing smartass about it,this is nothing more than handwringing over a subject that's an attempt at social engineering.
hand·wring·ing ˈhandˌriNGiNG/ noun noun: hand-wringing the clasping together and squeezing of one's hands, especially when distressed or worried. an excessive display of concern or distress. "his customary handwringing about the need for more local aid" Translate hand wringing to Translations, word origin, and more definitions
There's nothing smartass about it,this is nothing more than handwringing over a subject that's an attempt at social engineering.
It's a subject of utmost importance however. We do not have an infinite amount of fresh water. We are depleting our sources of water at an alarming rate. Our methods of farming and extractions of fossil fuels are not sustainable. Our uses and dumping of toxins are not sustainable. We're running out of water and all of our pollinators are dying out. It's not hype, it's not scare-mongering. It's the truth. Even if our environmental problems consisted of just those two things, some very big changes need to happen.
-------------- And the light shines in the darkness, and the darkness did not comprehend it.
We do not have an infinite amount of fresh water. We are depleting our sources of water at an alarming rate. Our methods of farming and extractions of fossil fuels are not sustainable.
No-one gives a frak. No one here, anyway. It's a problem we are gleefully kicking down the road, because all of us will be dead before the implied chickens come home to roost.
Unless reincarnation is real. Then we're all frakked.
-------------- Dear future generations: Please accept our apologies. We were rolling drunk on petroleum.
We do not have an infinite amount of fresh water. We are depleting our sources of water at an alarming rate. Our methods of farming and extractions of fossil fuels are not sustainable.
No-one gives a frak. No one here, anyway. It's a problem we are gleefully kicking down the road, because all of us will be dead before the implied chickens come home to roost.
Unless reincarnation is real. Then we're all frakked.
I don't understand the mentality of doing nothing. I really don't. I think most of us will still be alive when our chickens come home to roost. Even if we were to escape the worst of it, I don't understand why anyone would want to kick the problem down the road to make things worse for our children and grandchildren.
-------------- And the light shines in the darkness, and the darkness did not comprehend it.
I predict 20-30 years from now we'll still be wringing our hands over this BS.
Food prices have already been rising. Fewer ranchers are raising cattle. Cargill even had to close a plant in Texas. No idea if any other companies have been closing due to water shortages. Water supplies are shrinking while water demand keeps growing every year.
We do not have an infinite amount of fresh water. We are depleting our sources of water at an alarming rate. Our methods of farming and extractions of fossil fuels are not sustainable.
No-one gives a frak. No one here, anyway. It's a problem we are gleefully kicking down the road, because all of us will be dead before the implied chickens come home to roost.
Unless reincarnation is real. Then we're all frakked.
Remember boys and girls,
