Or you could just engage with what people are actually saying, rather than throwing a facetious tantrum that people disagreed with you and hurling ridiculous strawmen.There, now I've fallen in line.
Or you could just engage with what people are actually saying, rather than throwing a facetious tantrum that people disagreed with you and hurling ridiculous strawmen.There, now I've fallen in line.
Have children fund raise for it through lemonade stands and you'll have the perfect Entrepreneurial American Dream Feel Good story for any local news station.After the first 20 spills the local residents should really have built another pipeline on the outside of the original pipleline, some sort of twin-wall system if you will. You know what they say: if you want something doing right, take on a massive infrastructure project despite being an accountant the rest of the time.
Damn, a huge passive aggressive sarcastic post by someone talking about the personal responsibility.Since I do have personal responsibility I will admit this: I should've known better than to actually look at this from a objective viewpoint. I should've just gone along with the narrative of everybody else and blamed the corporations 100% for absolutely everything.
Accidents do not always happen to everything that has ever been run by human hands in the history of mankind. No one aside from the corporations is culpable for this or any other accident that has ever happened. No one else besides the corporations can or should do anything to reduce or completely mitigate the damage of accidents like this one before they happen. We the People in particular are completely helpless to take any action whatsoever so we shouldn't bother to. We should just trust that a corporation only concerned with it's profits and a government that has never given a crap what the People want or even need and never will has their best interests at heart.
There, now I've fallen in line.
To add to that, to and anticipate of the attempted counter, it's not only that the companies should do that, but that they could do that.Fun hint: Your ideas of infrastructure were in fact good takes, you somehow missed that the billion dollar company who profits from the line should be bankrolling them. But please, accuse us all of being emotional because we didnt think the local home owners association should pick up the tab for that one.
Correct, it's the corporation's pipeline so the corporation is solely responsible if it leaks or breaks down and is soley responsible for cleanup. That's what Personal Responsibility meansNo one aside from the corporations is culpable for this or any other accident that has ever happened. No one else besides the corporations can or should do anything to reduce or completely mitigate the damage of accidents like this one before they happen.
The only way for We The People to prevent this sort of thing from happening gets a ban from most places on the internet as soon as you start getting into specifics.We the People in particular are completely helpless to take any action whatsoever so we shouldn't bother to. We should just trust that a corporation only concerned with it's profits and a government that has never given a crap what the People want or even need and never will has their best interests at heart.
I mean, there's one more thing We The People can do...To add to that, to and anticipate of the attempted counter, it's not only that the companies should do that, but that they could do that.
Even if you were to argue that the local residents should take the measures mentioned, they can't, it's totally beyond their power. They tried protesting for years because it was something they could do, it just didn't work.
Pity, party of one! Your table is ready.Since I do have personal responsibility I will admit this: I should've known better than to actually look at this from a objective viewpoint. I should've just gone along with the narrative of everybody else and blamed the corporations 100% for absolutely everything.
Accidents do not always happen to everything that has ever been run by human hands in the history of mankind. No one aside from the corporations is culpable for this or any other accident that has ever happened. No one else besides the corporations can or should do anything to reduce or completely mitigate the damage of accidents like this one before they happen. We the People in particular are completely helpless to take any action whatsoever so we shouldn't bother to. We should just trust that a corporation only concerned with it's profits and a government that has never given a crap what the People want or even need and never will has their best interests at heart.
There, now I've fallen in line.
"I've realized I lost this argument, but I can't possibly admit I'm wrong, so I'll passive-aggressively exit the conversation in a way that makes me feel like I actually won."There, now I've fallen in line.
Brigaded by the vile trolls etc."I've realized I lost this argument, but I can't possibly admit I'm wrong, so I'll passive-aggressively exit the conversation in a way that makes me feel like I actually won."
Are there enough people on these forums to constitute a brigade? How about 'Sectioned'* or 'Fire Teamed'?Brigaded by the vile trolls etc.