Topic: Spain Blots Out the Sun, wonders why their economy sucks... (Read 4111 times)
Wow we truly are in the golden age of Bureaucracy.
Interesting that mafia is already mentioned ... I believe the whole solar subsidy industry in Spain is a well-known corrupt mafioso rort for at least 5 years now.
No surprises that they managed to now get the govt. on side to protect their racket.
No surprises that they managed to now get the govt. on side to protect their racket.
The question is how is the situation about solar power plants in there. Because of subvention huge amounts of them were built and now for example here in Czech republic we will pay incredible bilions in future decades. It is almost not possible to legaly built SPP even for yoru own use because of that.
Of course, the problem is in ESSR regime and the fact something as subvention actually exist. Trying to fix one screwup (subvention) with another screwups (regulation and taxation). Sane people know where it leads, right?
Of course, the problem is in ESSR regime and the fact something as subvention actually exist. Trying to fix one screwup (subvention) with another screwups (regulation and taxation). Sane people know where it leads, right?
I predict that we'll genuinely end up with a tax on oxygen. The obscenities of these protection rackets know no bounds.
Oh come on, this is perfectly logical and shouldn't be the slightest bit surprising to anyone.
The government is nothing more than the strongest mafia to occupy a particular geographic region.
This particular mafia has some friends who have done them some favors in exchange for the mafia using their guns to making sure those friends don't have to worry about competitors. If the peasants were allowed to produce their own electricity it would cause the mafia's cronies to lose money, therefore the mafia is acting to prevent this.
They are just doing what mafias do.
The government is nothing more than the strongest mafia to occupy a particular geographic region.
This particular mafia has some friends who have done them some favors in exchange for the mafia using their guns to making sure those friends don't have to worry about competitors. If the peasants were allowed to produce their own electricity it would cause the mafia's cronies to lose money, therefore the mafia is acting to prevent this.
They are just doing what mafias do.
they need to be afraid again
Oh come on, this is perfectly logical and shouldn't be the slightest bit surprising to anyone.
The government is nothing more than the strongest mafia to occupy a particular geographic region.
This particular mafia has some friends who have done them some favors in exchange for the mafia using their guns to making sure those friends don't have to worry about competitors. If the peasants were allowed to produce their own electricity it would cause the mafia's cronies to lose money, therefore the mafia is acting to prevent this.
They are just doing what mafias do.
The government is nothing more than the strongest mafia to occupy a particular geographic region.
This particular mafia has some friends who have done them some favors in exchange for the mafia using their guns to making sure those friends don't have to worry about competitors. If the peasants were allowed to produce their own electricity it would cause the mafia's cronies to lose money, therefore the mafia is acting to prevent this.
They are just doing what mafias do.
the common sense, does it exist?
Is the tax a fee for those times when there is no sun as backup power must be kept operational?
I'm okay with wind and solar as long as people don't use electricity when there is no production. Or maybe they should force variable rates on those users...
I'm okay with wind and solar as long as people don't use electricity when there is no production. Or maybe they should force variable rates on those users...
They need money for when people do this for terrorist purposes perhaps? lol.
What bulls*** is this. Lol
http://globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com/2013/07/spain-levies-consumption-tax-on-sunlight.html
(This must be what Einstein felt like, when a solar eclipse provided opportunity to test his theories.)
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Proving that idiocy truly has no bounds, Spain issued a "royal decree" taxing sunlight gatherers. The state threatens fines as much as 30 million euros for those who illegally gather sunlight without paying a tax.
(This must be what Einstein felt like, when a solar eclipse provided opportunity to test his theories.)
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