Yes because “signing a petition” will start ‘fixing’ the soil tomorrow for sure!
That phrase is from Clayton’s hero FDR, by the way. The original socialist. He was referring to the Dust Bowl. Last I checked, we survived that as a nation.
You know what wrecks soil? Your beloved cotton farmers, that’s who! You know, the same cotton farmers that are destroying the Ogallala aquifer.
You know what DOES destroy nations? Communism and socialism – and I have the receipts: Cuba, USSR, East Germany, Mao’s China, Cambodia, North Korea, Vietnam, Romania, etc.
That would be the same socialism that Comrade Clayton has loudly and proudly pushed since he was radicalized in college.
Clayton’s campaign has lately devolved into frantic twice-daily posts which are cliche bumper sticker quotes totally devoid of thought followed by an appeal to “sign a petition” which will never do a damn thing. There is no legal mechanism for his “petitions” to initiate any action by government or do anything else useful. All he is doing with these petition is harvesting email addresses so he can fundraise off of them and continue his grift.
Back about six months ago, Comrade Clayton promised to post on his Substack every single Sunday. His shitty Substack is at least a place he could go into detail about how he would actually FIX the supposed problem he is whining about.
Of course, he hasn’t posted there since his Jan 5th post where he lied about writing an AI book.
It’s SO much easier to spout a two-sentence cliche and then ask to sign a petition – like this:
Of course, the ‘forever chemicals’ are ALREADY regulated and banned as of now. So there is no problem to fix and the petition does nothing anyways. But it is a quick and easy way to signal his virtue AND harvest more emails for fundraising. He writes the little-kid sentiment of “people should not be sacrificed for corporate profits” and calls it a day. Because he is a very lazy turd incapable of any critical thinking.
Here is another…
First of all, hemp does NOT get rid of microplastics.
Secondly, if you use hemp to “detoxify” the soil (heavy metals, etc) you now have a punch of hemp plants loaded with toxic biomass. What is your plan then, genius? They have to be incinerated in a very specific and costly manner. Who pays for that?
Just how “toxic” is the Texas soil, anyways? Has Comrade Clayton ever even tested his OWN soil? He doesn’t actually OWN any soil but he could test grandpa’s soil where he pretends to farm. There’s really no need to do that, of course, because he doesn’t grow anything so the soil health is a moot point.
As you can see, he isn’t serious about any of this. It’s just virtue signaling and harvesting fundraising emails from well-meaning but low IQ old ladies.
I actually DID test my soil many times over the years out here. There is ZERO ‘toxic’ stuff in it, so I’m not sure what he’s talking about. He could also grow sunflowers to absorb that shit, but that’s too simple of a solution and it would require initiative and work on his part – he doesn’t do that.
So he will continue to spout cliches and grift money off of lonely old ladies. Pathetic scumbag.