If those are below average in CO2 emissions you would make the numbers worse though, and that seems pretty likely to me. Need to deport only rich immigrants owning more than one car.
Deported people stop producing CO₂? Never heard that before. How does it work? Do they lose the ability to light a fire or drive a car once not in the US? And, presumably, they'd have to stop eating and breathing too?
It might be a tiny bit more feasible to convince 200000 households that they don't need a second car (or switch to electric ones), but mass murder would have a comparable effect on CO2 emissions, yes.
COVID did far more than that. The upcoming healthcare cuts for the most vulnerable should take care of at least that many.
It is quite a fair and reasonable way of looking at it.
Or deport them.
> Unauthorized immigrants live in 6.3 million households
> Almost 70% of these households are considered “mixed status,” meaning that they also contain lawful immigrants or U.S.-born residents.
That works out to 1.9 million households with only illegal immigrants.
Source: https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2024/07/22/what-we-k...
If those are below average in CO2 emissions you would make the numbers worse though, and that seems pretty likely to me. Need to deport only rich immigrants owning more than one car.
How many Elon Musk's would we have to deport?
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> Or deport them.
Deported people stop producing CO₂? Never heard that before. How does it work? Do they lose the ability to light a fire or drive a car once not in the US? And, presumably, they'd have to stop eating and breathing too?
It might be a tiny bit more feasible to convince 200000 households that they don't need a second car (or switch to electric ones), but mass murder would have a comparable effect on CO2 emissions, yes.
Or we could have done something really wild like not insist on RTO just to appease the ego of middle managers across the US.
You’re totally right!
This solution is production ready!
well if we take the covid losses as a "close enough" timeline we've still got a lot of room to grow
I am sure there are more than 18.000 households the majority of US Americans would democratically decide on to cull.