Posted by DeltaRed on January 03, 2018 at 07:30:33 from (67.40.52.245):
In Reply to: Saveing the world. posted by Brent Zappe on January 03, 2018 at 07:00:29:
Going back to horse and buggy might actually be a good thing...LOL First,ag production will go down by 50%. How much human food will be converted to horses?People will be starving,with nothing to eat. Overpopulation would be curtailed. All the fat lazy welfare people will have to work,instead of just sitting around.No more just sitting in front of the TV pushing a botton.the internet probably wouldn't exist. The welfare folks will have to work to eat.People will get back to reling on each other,as they used to. just think of all the horse poop that will be everywhere?LOL All the hand labor that will be needed? The possibilities or ramifications will be endless....... Good topic for discussion.
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