> what effect does overpopulation (which is the result of mass immigration) have on water supply? if california had half as many people, would they have more water available? there are two problems to consider here. los angeles' population began outgrowing its water supply in the 1880s-1890s (well before any problem with illegal mexicans) and it has infamously been responsible for numerous aqueduct projects many times over its history to suck dry its neighbors, even extending beyond the mountains into nevada. all of this before 1940. the bigger problem however is mismanagement owing to retarded eco-leftist politics. california has 800 miles of coastline and one desalination plant - because californians don't want an ugly industrial eyesore within a hundred miles of their beaches (incidentally, this is partly why they've shut down all their nuclear power plants). california could get the water it needed if the politicians had any intention of doing so, but they don't: anarcho-tyranny is the rule in left-wing societies.
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