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Edit 2: A lot of blame falls on the Buy Me Chickens And Tell Me You Hate The Government T-Shirt in contrast I will get this electircity thiefs. Yes, that’s a real thing. They use electricity and don’t pay for it. Bribing the officials and/or the power company workers is generally required. This results in the power company not getting enough revenue to run itself properly. Not to say that even if proper revenue was collected, it would just fill the bureaucrats’ pockets. About 10 or 20 years after the point of people regularly dying in the streets from the heat, then maybe our owners will look at reducing profits in order for the majority of the human race to survive, but I doubt it. Profits before people is the mantra of our economic systems. One billionaire is more important than ten million people. Until these priorities above all else are changed, nothing else will. To everyone in this thread in India and Pakistan – for whatever little it counts, my thoughts are with you. Wish I had a solution. But aside from voting for environmentalists every chance I get, I’ve got nothing. Take care of yourselves, okay?

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