Carbon Limit Credit Card

Moonbat social engineers at Doconomy and Mastercard have come up with a carbon limit credit card that fabricates a carbon emission score for everything you buy, then cuts off your spending when you have contributed too much imaginary eco-sin to the fictional global warming crisis. It has earned the globalist stamp of approval from the United Nations and the Bond villain Klaus Schwab of the World Economic Forum.

The next step is a mandatory “personal carbon allowance” that will “entail all adults receiving an equal, tradable carbon allowance that reduces over time in line with national targets.” When they have dwindled our consumption down to nothing, the mission will have been accomplished. As the WEF promises, we will own nothing, and we will be happy.

Actually, we will not be happy, but if all goes according to plan it won’t matter, because there won’t be much we can do about it.

Meanwhile, the John Kerry types who hope to impose these schemes can afford to buy carbon indulgences and carry on with their private jet lifestyle.

The effect on the allegedly problematic weather will be nil. As Paul Joseph Watson observes, this “has nothing to do with climate change, and everything to do with technocratic micromanagement and control of your life.”

Now that the financial services industry has gone full woke along with the rest of the establishment, this control might include basing credit scores on your browsing history.

The future of totalitarianism opens before us:

One way or another, they will have us eating bugs. Not because this will improve the weather, but because it will demonstrate graphically that the little people have been put in their place.

On a tip from KirklesWorth.

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