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TAR BALLS WASHING ONTO NAVARRE BEACH, FL
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it still boils down to irresponsibility on the part of the companies that obtain the goods without a sense of conscience or decency.
no matter our level of demand, they could still obtain, distribute and profit from their products WITHOUT causing such destruction and chaos. THERE IS ALWAYS A WAY.
The people who push the collective guilt mindset would happily lay a heavy burden of guilt upon the shoulders of good, hardworking people who have worked in different areas of the oil industry who were only trying to feed their families and be productive members of society. I don't think they need that unjustified burden on top of the other financial and emotional burdens they are about to experience in the months and years to come because of the sheer magnitude of BP's fuck-up.
That's not right.
and now I'll quit hijacking the thread with my politics.. LOL..
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Quoting: HillcrestYou are correct that there is a way. As I stated, it's been proven in other countries. The only difference is there are inadequate regulations in place in the US. We must also remember this difficult and unfortunate truth: outside of regulation, companies are only responsible to their shareholders. I happen to be third generation of an oil and gas supported family. Such a position still does not change the facts. Back to the beaches: where are the local gov contingency response plans?????? .
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