If It Wasn’t For Government

17 Replies to “If It Wasn’t For Government”

1. Fill in the blank game –

   If government actually cared about your health then what about __________!

2. You don’t have to turn off your refrigerator to spoil your food. The rolling blackouts will take care of that problem.

   1. Oh, they are going to have more rolling blackouts than a drunken epileptic…

3. I’m old enough to remember TV ads from the government with some Japanese guy telling me to unplug my beer fridge…

   1. Cal J
      I never owned a fridge that drank beer!

4. I would imagine the coming powdered cockroach flour wouldn’t need refrigeration.

   1. @Paul C “….the coming powdered cockroach flour”

      It’s already here – a good one from Salty…..

      “Major Brands Quietly Slipping Filthy Insects Into Our Food”
      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xkdO7sI3yUo&ab_channel=SaltyCracker

      1. Back in the day, worked for a firm that oversaw grain exports. Now, all grain harvested would have a certain percentage of alien animal protein; that was a given. But there was a limit to the percentage of said alien animal protein allowed and shipments could be rejected if the percentage was too high.

5. I suspect it is the government that will shut fridges off.

6. If I was so inclined, I would take a chest freezer, and turn it into a chest fridge by changing out the thermostat, and then find myself an appropriately sized solar panel to run it.

   But I don’t have the inclination or space

7. Your smart meter, which knows all about your home and personal habits, will turn your refrigerator off as well as your source of heat. But it will keep your CBC propaganda machine on.

8. This NDP MP questions the need for ice in skating rinks, due to climate impact.

   https://mobile.twitter.com/ezralevant/status/1560265260526800896?cxt=HHwWgMCokZy_lqcrAAAA

   Wonder if she’s unplugged her fridge? After all if you shop locally every day (commuting by walking or public transit) why would a greenie need a fridge?

9. Anyone who would unplug their fridge “for the environment” or some such reason merely proves Darwin correct.

10. Has Justin unplugged any of the fridges in his $735,000 kitchen at the Harrington Lake home?

    And remember while in Ottawa, Justin’s food is prepared at 24 Sussex Drive, and driven to Rideau Cottage.

    1. Definitely not any of his Sub Zero or Wolf units.
       Maybe the old Kenmore in the garage.

11. Gawd, our government has done such a good job of protecting the ‘weak and the stupid,’ that guess what? Seems we are being over-run by said, ‘weak and stupid!
    I fear it is only going to get worse.

12. Of course you unplug your fridge unless you want it to escape, duh! Otherwise it will be running.
    Couldn’t help myself…