After seeing ‘Alcarràs’, I want peach trees, not solar energy
I don’t even know what kind of mortgage or what electricity contract I have. I pay and that’s it. It’s not that I consider it a credit or that I indulge in laziness as a pose. Our mouths and keyboards are filled with educational laws. What if they don’t know anything? That like the one before the LOGSE we’re going to resemble the four things we know about the wise old men (and Gary Cooper) in ‘Ball of fire’.
Oh, those who rule want uneducated, foolish and docile citizens. voucher. But you can know the history of Spain, the literature or the laws of thermodynamics and be stupid. Not knowing how to do the o with a joint and not being stupid. I am referring to the nonsense that Ignacio Sánchez Galán, president of Iberdrola, has been talking about. “Only the idiots who go through with the government-set regulated tariff” pay more for electricity. He has said that “80% of Spaniards are not paying the pool price (the wholesale market) and are paying less for the price of electricity than in 2018 because taxes have been cut.” It was in a factory that will provide Iberdrola with solar energy with an investment of 500 million euros. After seeing ‘Alcarràs’ I want peach trees, not solar energy. Because I’m stupid. Which I also do not buy at MediaMarkt.
One can choose. Although it seems Sánchez Galán bad. Free will is also valid to decide to pay more for the same thing. Even to pay more for something worse, which happens. Santiago Bernabeu didn’t understand what Atletico de Madrid people were like when they could be Real Madrid. “Why would you want to be poor when you can be rich?” he said. Okay.
I very much identify with Edgar Alan Poe: «I have great faith in fools. Confidence my friends call it.
Source: La Verdad
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