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Posts by Robert Evans (the Only Robert Evans)

It’s in keeping with the basic idea of the original Colorado River Compact, which was to manage the basin’s water through some negotiation and compromise, rather than strictly following the letter of the law. But the legal foundation of prior appropriation hamstrings negotiations at every turn. Farmers account for the overwhelming majority of Colorado water use—almost a third goes to cattle feed alone—and thanks to how the system was initially designed, their prices are absurdly subsidized. One recent study found that while municipal districts pay an average of $512.01 per acre-foot, agricultural irrigation districts paid an average of $30.32 per acre-foot. Fully a quarter of all Colorado water diversions, all to farmers, cost nothing at all. Such a subsidy is difficult to unwind.

It’s in keeping with the basic idea of the original Colorado River Compact, which was to manage the basin’s water through some negotiation and compromise, rather than strictly following the letter of the law. But the legal foundation of prior appropriation hamstrings negotiations at every turn. Farmers account for the overwhelming majority of Colorado water use—almost a third goes to cattle feed alone—and thanks to how the system was initially designed, their prices are absurdly subsidized. One recent study found that while municipal districts pay an average of $512.01 per acre-foot, agricultural irrigation districts paid an average of $30.32 per acre-foot. Fully a quarter of all Colorado water diversions, all to farmers, cost nothing at all. Such a subsidy is difficult to unwind.

TIL that while Colorado basin municipal water districts pay an average of $512 per acre-foot, irrigation districts pay an average of $30--and fully a quarter of all water diversions, all going to farms, pay nothing at all prospect.org/2026/04/17/w...

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with the water issues IT’S THE FARMER’S FAULT BLAME THE FUCKING FARMERS is like Newtonian physics: it won’t get every single particular right, but for practical purposes it’s all the information you need most of the time

20 hours ago 944 150 13 7

incredible stuff

10 hours ago 687 56 20 0
Did I just argue with a joke?

Part of a Bluesky educational series

Did I just argue with a joke? Part of a Bluesky educational series

14 hours ago 5513 956 44 42

our current state of affairs is literally only possible because decades of prohibition met a completely deregulated supplement industry

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except all these developments were made for the purpose of pursuing raw profit and pushed out to the world by corporations. people did kratom for thousands of years before 7oh was available in every head shop.

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Sorry to be overly sincere for a second, but here's why we decided to persevere through all of the bullshit and take over InfoWars.

There's just gotta be a line somewhere.

Thank you @pablo.show for letting me talk so openly about this.

17 hours ago 13627 2540 292 191
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kratom? nah that's not good enough. We gotta find a synthetic extract of it that fucks people up like oxy and sell it in gas stations. what if weed were a million times stronger and making it sometimes blew up trailers?

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I have always considered myself a libertine. I had no problem with gambling. But the expansion of gambling into EVERY CONCEIVABLE CORNER of society is horrific. This is why I don't read ads for sports betting anymore.

people can't leave well enough alone. and this isn't just a gambling thing.

18 hours ago 1117 52 18 2

hell yeah welcome to the heresy

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With the help of the Sandy Hook families, The Onion has reached a long-awaited deal to take over InfoWars.

We've enlisted the help of @timheidecker.bsky.social, who will be InfoWars' Creative Director.

Please stand by for more.

19 hours ago 32305 7812 817 997

this is one of the most offensive things I've seen in years

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Because we get asked a lot. by @PalantirTech(Palantir) | Twitter Thread Reader Because we get asked a lot. The Technological Republic, in brief. 1. Silicon Valley owes a moral debt to the country that made its rise possible. The engineering elite of Silicon Valley has an affir...

Palantir put out the most cartoonishly evil statement possible. They’re so arrogant and self-confident they don’t seem to believe their fascistic plans can be opposed.

We must get rid of Palantir altogether.

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2 days ago 7440 2009 192 548

Ahhh that makes sense.

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I hang out around leftists in the criminal justice reform space and literally none of them have ever used that term to me. I just asked and they all thing it's both stupid and inaccurate. There's no justice involved in the system

2 days ago 152 0 5 0

has...anyone ever heard someone use the phrase "justice involved population" before now? I've only ever heard "incarcerated people" and similar terms.

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look when you live on a starship you're gonna need to masturbate sometimes. it's only responsible to ensure your colleagues know when you're indisposed.

2 days ago 45 2 2 0

for an idea of how big a deal this is, my mom was in great shape when she got diagnosed and she lasted less than sixty days. six years is insane.

2 days ago 5656 982 104 9

god, Riker really is the perfect man

2 days ago 1518 150 43 0
A screenshot of a youtube short of behind the bastards host Robert Evans with an overlay celebrating the fact i was the 67th person to click the like button

A screenshot of a youtube short of behind the bastards host Robert Evans with an overlay celebrating the fact i was the 67th person to click the like button

I feel old and forced to participate in this bullshit by Youtube. It does a little celebration when the 67th like is hit @iwriteok.bsky.social

2 days ago 243 8 5 0

it's very funny that he thinks this post is intelligent while also ignoring that any logistical problems the Navy is encountering are entirely the result of an illegal war of choice

2 days ago 1538 89 60 1

i figured they might because, y'know, they already had

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This is a massive environmental disaster and it doesn’t get nearly enough attention or resources as it should, it shouldn’t take the best scientist in the space to point out how dangerous this is to tens of thousands of people, if not more.

3 days ago 430 164 4 0

the FBI's record got stopping domestic terrorism wasn't like, great before Kash got the job

3 days ago 21 0 2 0

what the hell

3 days ago 6 0 1 0

when would you say was the last time the FBI really clearly contributed to your safety

3 days ago 149 2 3 0
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Hahahahahahahaha

Oh my!
Is this an opening para or is this an opening paragraph?

This alone should end any normal human cabinet secretary.

3 days ago 2166 390 49 83

it's wild that we have a fascist president currently invading multiple countries for no good reason and he's also a huge advocate of ibogaine

3 days ago 749 59 39 2

i would rather an FBI director too coked up to think than an FBI director who is sober and productive

3 days ago 15 1 2 0

my unpopular opinion is that we're better off with Kash running the FBI and we should hope he keeps his job as long as Trump does

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