What happened to actual discussion ?

No, there is no need for a "national policy".

 

looks like you support a failed policy. understandable.

 

No , I think that is a stupid policy

Looks like you are assuming things you don't know about me again . understandable .

 

Many cities get their water from natural waterways that count on snowfall / rainfall , if those patterns alter , it's every city for themselves ?

Isn't it the job of a national government to have a national strategy for the well being of it's citizens ?

 

we agree it is a stupid policy.

we agree I assumed you agreed with it.

 

Yes
Yes

 

and you don't think those two concepts are mutual ?

 

i'd nominate detroit to fund it

 

Fund what

 

"it", ....in ref to post #774...

 

The citizenry does fund national policy ultimately don't they ?

 

No.

The government can only tax regulate and litigate, so any fake solution it could ever come up with can only be worse than the original imaginary problem it can only pretend to solve.

This is because the government produces nothing. It can can only take money from one person and give it to another while consuming most of the transfer internally to pay its own employees who produce nothing themselves and can only exist by feeding off of what is produced by others.

 

not necessarily

 

The rich pay to have the laws made, and then the poor pay the consequences.

 

So you think there is no need to study the effects of climate change and how it will effect things like rainfall pattern , crop production , fresh water supplies and impacts on coastal areas due to rising ocean levels ?

We'll just figure it out as we go along ? Just react with no plan ?

 

They don't understand simple concepts like the tragedy of the commons.

 

Sure there is.

But that is a job for the Americans who work in the private sector and who are directly involved in producing food, and not for useless government parasites who produce nothing.

 

and I guess it's up to people living by the ocean to study it on their own , and people whose drinking water is reliant on snow pack melt to study that for themselves etc ?

 

You didn't actually catch the meaning of what I was saying. The fantasy that government is supposed to do things for you can become a powerful hallucinogen.

 

Oh wow man , I must have been too tripped out