Duer 157099
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Thu Apr-29-10 02:57 AM
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Regarding the oil disaster in the Gulf Coast |
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Let's say for the sake of argument that the oil companies pay for all of the cleanup.
Does that include reimbursing the US for any security/help they have provided?
And what about all of the people in that area who rely on the coastal sea life to make a living, is that also covered as "damages" or is that yet another expense that the citizens and government also get to pick up?
I am so sick to death of how fucked up we've become because of greed and stupidity.
But really, does anyone know the answers to: who pays? and what do they pay for?
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SargeUNN
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Thu Apr-29-10 03:08 AM
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until he leaves office in a few months. :sarcasm:
My sister lives on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, I will see if she will keep me informed of what the talk there is about this.
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Thu Apr-29-10 03:08 AM
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2. In China this disaster would lead to some death sentences. |
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Thu Apr-29-10 04:46 AM
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4. using the exxon valdez as a role model, I'd say |
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they'll stall and stall, appeal and delay until everyone is dead. Then they'll offer 3 cents on the dollar to the heirs.
It's not just how greedy and stupid the world has become, it's how we've managed to kill the planet in 100 years.
If I was God, I wouldn't let humans have more than stone tools.
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