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Comment: We see this attitude of the rich in Ontario, Canada since mid-1990s. They buy a part of an island (for example, in Georgian Bay), they build a cottage on that part, then they (together with others) establish a Cottager’s Association and finance a new Provincial Park to make sure that other tourists are not allowed to anchor or fish, or camp around their cottages, because it destroys their view and prevents them from taking naked swims in the lake. I think we are now dealing with the same phenomenon. The 15-minute cities and travel restrictions are being introduced to make sure that people don’t see their mansions, their yachts, and their fat a$$es in all the beautiful places around. They try to hide the growing gap betweern poor and rich because they are afraid of a conflict around this issue. And what about the “normal” people? Keep them locked in city ghettos and let them suffocate there. We don’t need them, useless eaters, we have offshored the real economy already. That’s why we need depopulation.