Would that work in north america?
Would that work in north america?
Joshua Diaz
Jason Adams
I work at a power plant. It wouldn't work here. We can shut off your electricity so long as there has been 72 hours without the temperature ever falling below freezing. The gas company can do the same. Both can do so from the comfort of our office, not having to send anyone, thanks to those "smart meters."
If you wait until the dead of winter, we won't shut you off until there's been a thaw. Lots of businesses choose to do this, for whatever reason. Usually costs them upwards of 2 grand to get turned back on.
I mean, unless your goal is to lower carbon emissions by living in a house without heat or electricity. If so, then yeah, that would work. But good luck getting people to sign up for that.
Evan King
>they turn off your power
>surprised pikachu
>cant even cast lightning bolt
Zachary Edwards
what if some of the large oil cooled transformers were to accidentally be shot full of holes and needed replacement?
i hear they have tons of those just lsy8ng sround so it should be no big deal
Brody Campbell
no its not nationalized
Alexander Moore
I guess but they'll turn off your power.
Anthony Barnes
How about not paying your taxes sheeple?
Aaron Davis
nigger, if you do that in North America the kike will send in their pigs to kill your wife, and family pets. don't mess with kikes and their fake paper "money"
Austin Brown
the electric grid is intentionally weak. The glowniggers have been planning a far right false flag to shut down power for a long time.
John Garcia
I won't speak for everyone, but my town has enough to replace every last one. The only real thing that would hold up rapid replacement would be our limited number of line men (we only have about a dozen).
But we've done it before due to ice storms, as well as replacing all the cable. Btw, one of those costs around 35k, so you can expect to be sued for that if caught (and you'll be caught pretty quickly due to people hearing gun shots).