CO2 tax
The CO2 tax in the USA is targeted at completing the transition from family owned farms to corporate farming. When that happens, corporations will have complete control of the food supply.
Individuals will not be able to afford the CO2 "credits" and/or complete all the paperwork necessary to become compliant with the law.
Corporations will be able to easily the OC2 credits cost and will pay it until they are able to completely ignore it due to a future piece of legislation that absolves them from the need to pay.
It will end the idea of land husbandry because corps. don't pass their land to their offspring so it can sustain them, and in time their children with produce.
They use a resource until it is gone and then find a new one to exploit and consume.
It goes hand-in-hand with a recent bill (Senate Bill S 510) that is for some insane reason being considered in congress.
If it passes, it will spur the largest civil disobedience movement that I can think of. Trying to deny man a right to be in control of basic human need in the form of sustenance is ludicrous, and should it come to pass, incomprehensibly dangerous to the common man.
But just like all those other "little laws" that a great majority break because they were set up to be broken by a great majority, it will give a gov't another angle to arrest the american citizen easily and "leagally".
The CO2 tax in the USA is targeted at completing the transition from family owned farms to corporate farming. When that happens, corporations will have complete control of the food supply.
Individuals will not be able to afford the CO2 "credits" and/or complete all the paperwork necessary to become compliant with the law.
Corporations will be able to easily the OC2 credits cost and will pay it until they are able to completely ignore it due to a future piece of legislation that absolves them from the need to pay.
It will end the idea of land husbandry because corps. don't pass their land to their offspring so it can sustain them, and in time their children with produce.
They use a resource until it is gone and then find a new one to exploit and consume.
It goes hand-in-hand with a recent bill (Senate Bill S 510) that is for some insane reason being considered in congress.
If it passes, it will spur the largest civil disobedience movement that I can think of. Trying to deny man a right to be in control of basic human need in the form of sustenance is ludicrous, and should it come to pass, incomprehensibly dangerous to the common man.
But just like all those other "little laws" that a great majority break because they were set up to be broken by a great majority, it will give a gov't another angle to arrest the american citizen easily and "leagally".