C40 cities: No meat, No dairy, No private vehicles by 2030

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12:40p, 8/22/23
It is scary that this is even an even an objective.

I would like to scoff that they are just idiots, but if it is an objective - they will follow the Covid plan and some loon will poison meat centers. Stir everyone into a frenzy that meat is poison/diseased and *poof* we are meatless.
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12:55p, 8/22/23
I can see it now. The Smokey and the Bandit reboot will feature another haul out of Colorado, only this time it will be a reefer full of beef out of Greeley heading to the west coast.
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In reply to Brush Country Ag • 12:57p, 8/22/23
Brush Country Ag said:
That won't happen in a small town.
See how far you make it down...
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1:02p, 8/22/23
These are the same idiots who couldn't make 48 hours using cloth diapers.
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In reply to Urban Ag • 1:10p, 8/22/23
Urban Ag said:
So the left has less than six and a half years to devise a plan to eliminate fast food, food trucks, convenience store kitchens, and mexican restaurants. Interesting.

There are two particular demographics that make up a very large chunk of the dem voting base. They also happen to be the two most obese demographics in the country. So good luck with that.


Just had a thought. The black market for meat products would sky rocket. As a rancher this idea intrigues me.
our future oligarchs will rise out of the black markets. that's the cycle


not my oligarchs. i'll be long gone
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B-1 83
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1:10p, 8/22/23
Second time I've seen this story on here, and I still can't figure out who it is that makes up this "climate coalition" and exactly what authority they have to make this pledge/goal for a city. Was it a city council agenda item? Did the mayor declare it on Earth Day? Is it just some fringe environmental nuts who had a meeting, smoked some weed, and then spoke for everyone?
Being in TexAgs jail changes a man……..no, not really
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1:18p, 8/22/23
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Why are the prisons not already serving "non-meat meat" or fake meat - whatever it's called - to inmates?
Because the fake **** actually cost more than real meat.
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In reply to B-1 83 • 1:18p, 8/22/23
B-1 83 said:
Second time I've seen this story on here, and I still can't figure out who it is that makes up this "climate coalition" and exactly what authority they have to make this pledge/goal for a city. Was it a city council agenda item? Did the mayor declare it on Earth Day? Is it just some fringe environmental nuts who had a meeting, smoked some weed, and then spoke for everyone?


Correct. This group has as much authority to implement these directives as Captain Crunch does to implement military engagements.

It's simply clickbait.
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1:20p, 8/22/23
It is so hard to not laugh at the idiocracy, but with people like Biden and Obama that are allowed to keep giving away US sovereignty in bits and pieces it is only a matter of time. The only thing stopping this from happening are legal votes.
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In reply to Ol_Ag_02 • 1:25p, 8/22/23
Ol_Ag_02 said:
B-1 83 said:
Second time I've seen this story on here, and I still can't figure out who it is that makes up this "climate coalition" and exactly what authority they have to make this pledge/goal for a city. Was it a city council agenda item? Did the mayor declare it on Earth Day? Is it just some fringe environmental nuts who had a meeting, smoked some weed, and then spoke for everyone?


Correct. This group has as much authority to implement these directives as Captain Crunch does to implement military engagements.

It's simply clickbait.

just watch california.
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In reply to Ol_Ag_02 • 2:04p, 8/22/23
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This group has as much authority to implement these directives as Captain Crunch does to implement military engagements.
I'm going to remember this one!
Being in TexAgs jail changes a man……..no, not really
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2:50p, 8/22/23
So for us dummies in the 'burbs of these democratically led ****holes, will property values skyrocket as a result of city folk fleeing to our towns, or will they plummet as a result of the rats taking over and destroying what was once a great thing?
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In reply to Ol_Ag_02 • 2:50p, 8/22/23
Ol_Ag_02 said:
FrioAg 00 said:
I think the country would massively benefit from seeing the 200 year trend of people moving toward the cities reverse itself - so I like this plan.

Let the suburbs become their own cities more completely, and suburbians move back to the small rural towns. Cultural impact would be positive.


So please Houston, ban meat and cars. Watch your tax base evaporate overnight.


This is why remote work is so important. And it really confuses me that so many on F16 crap all over it.

Remote work is key to reducing the stranglehold big cities have on politics.


Yep,now we just need to keep those cities/states from taxing remote workers
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2:52p, 8/22/23
Ship all these ****tards off to their ideal utopia, china, so they can all leave us the hell alone.
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In reply to JFABNRGR • 3:58p, 8/22/23
JFABNRGR said:
These are the same idiots who couldn't make 48 hours using cloth diapers.



Modern cloth diapers are easy to use
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In reply to Urban Ag • 4:08p, 8/22/23
Urban Ag said:
Lina Hildago's backside didn't get that round eating salad.

Wonder what Lina thinks off this?


In her mind, she's one of the elites. They don't adhere to the rules for the plebs.
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In reply to Ol_Ag_02 • 6:22p, 8/22/23
Think about this tho, Cap'n Crunch is 100x more competent than the Current Commander in Chief , and he's a cartoon character.
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6:47p, 8/22/23
This BS will never happen, and even if it does... LOL at idiots in these cities having to eat bugs.

More BBQ for those wise enough to leave those sh**holes in the first place.
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6:54p, 8/22/23
This is red meat for the GOP! Time to make huge inroads with black and brown men!

Damn liberals are dumb!
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7:01p, 8/22/23
I thought Austin was Barbque Capitol of Texas. Lots of aging hippies like their brisket. So do the young freaks who think they are hippies.
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7:18p, 8/22/23
Also what idiot people don't understand , Bloomberg giving up zero - Actually he gaining net worth and power at your expense !
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7:32p, 8/22/23
This stuff is real. They are planning and slowly executing this plan in buildings you can't access, no press to report on who is doing what and populous who on the whole wants it.

If it isn't stopped now…..well…..just be prepared to eat bugs as part of your weekly diet.
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7:35p, 8/22/23
If you don't think this will happen in the next decade, prayers for you and your family. I highly doubt you see a R in the oval office again. Better have an exit strategy in place.
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7:38p, 8/22/23
Yup... America is still dead
No, I don't care what CNN or MSNBC said this time
Ad Lunam
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In reply to FCBlitz • 7:44p, 8/22/23
FCBlitz said:
This stuff is real. They are planning and slowly executing this plan in buildings you can't access, no press to report on who is doing what and populous who on the whole wants it.

If it isn't stopped now…..well…..just be prepared to eat bugs as part of your weekly daily diet.
FIFY...
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In reply to CDUB98 • 7:48p, 8/22/23
CDUB98 said:
Progressives love other humans suffering.
FIFY
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In reply to ChemEAg08 • 7:49p, 8/22/23
Lol, she will get back to you when she gets out of rehab…. But seriously, Houston with no meat, no cars, etc…. That will be literally impossible.
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In reply to HarryJ33tamu • 7:51p, 8/22/23
HarryJ33tamu said:
Lol there will be lots of people taking dirt naps if you try to take away people's vehicles and meat


You won't do squat.
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In reply to AlaskanAg99 • 7:57p, 8/22/23
AlaskanAg99 said:
Houston...where public transportation doesn't exist going vehicle free in 7 years.

Oh....Kay....
This.

I would like for Houston to not be so totally car-dependent, but the only way of making that happen at this sprawl-entrenched point is for the entire metro area to be leveled by a hurricane and rebuilt by the Dutch.
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In reply to The Chicken Ranch • 7:59p, 8/22/23
Yep. Lots of suburban Billy bad asses. But they won't do anything to resist. Again, if you don't have preparations made and an exit strategy in place, you are going to comply.
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8:06p, 8/22/23
This story was already posted.
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In reply to Ol_Ag_02 • 8:16p, 8/22/23
Ol_Ag_02 said:
B-1 83 said:
Second time I've seen this story on here, and I still can't figure out who it is that makes up this "climate coalition" and exactly what authority they have to make this pledge/goal for a city. Was it a city council agenda item? Did the mayor declare it on Earth Day? Is it just some fringe environmental nuts who had a meeting, smoked some weed, and then spoke for everyone?


Correct. This group has as much authority to implement these directives as Captain Crunch does to implement military engagements.

It's simply clickbait.


Wondered the same and went to their website. It's definitely not clickbait

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Our Cities
Around the world, C40 mayors and the cities they lead are taking ambitious, collaborative and urgent climate action that aligns with science-backed targets. They work together across borders in order to protect people and communities everywhere, and build a more sustainable, resilient and equitable future.


https://www.c40.org/cities/

Kirk Watson and Sylvester turner (who holds the position of climate mayors chair) are both part of it. Turner even signed this letter

https://www.c40.org/news/kerry-mccarthy-bloomberg-garcetti-turner-call-on-cities-to-join-race-to-zero/

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In reply to Goodnight Irene • 8:20p, 8/22/23
Goodnight Irene said:
Ol_Ag_02 said:
B-1 83 said:
Second time I've seen this story on here, and I still can't figure out who it is that makes up this "climate coalition" and exactly what authority they have to make this pledge/goal for a city. Was it a city council agenda item? Did the mayor declare it on Earth Day? Is it just some fringe environmental nuts who had a meeting, smoked some weed, and then spoke for everyone?


Correct. This group has as much authority to implement these directives as Captain Crunch does to implement military engagements.

It's simply clickbait.


Wondered the same and went to their website. It's definitely not clickbait

Quote:

Our Cities
Around the world, C40 mayors and the cities they lead are taking ambitious, collaborative and urgent climate action that aligns with science-backed targets. They work together across borders in order to protect people and communities everywhere, and build a more sustainable, resilient and equitable future.


https://www.c40.org/cities/

Kirk Watson and Sylvester turner (who holds the position of climate mayors chair) are both part of it. Turner even signed this letter

https://www.c40.org/news/kerry-mccarthy-bloomberg-garcetti-turner-call-on-cities-to-join-race-to-zero/



I'd love to know how the Houston mayor is going to enforce the following onto private citizens:

0 kg [of] meat consumption," "0 kg [of] dairy consumption," "3 new clothing items per person per year," "0 private vehicles" owned, and "1 short-haul return flight (less than 1500 km) every 3 years per person
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In reply to Ol_Ag_02 • 8:23p, 8/22/23
Not saying they CAN do anything. Just replying that it's not some faceless or nameless fringe group. It's a heavily financed, well organized international group pushing this that happens to have active members currently serving as mayors in over a hundred cities.
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In reply to Goodnight Irene • 8:30p, 8/22/23
Goodnight Irene said:
Not saying they CAN do anything. Just replying that it's not some faceless or nameless fringe group. It's a heavily financed, well organized international group pushing this that happens to have active members currently serving as mayors in over a hundred cities.


With no ability to enforce anything. I'm just not gonna get worried about it. Your mileage may vary.
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