BP Pointing Fingers....
http://www.cnn.com/2010/US/04/28/louisiana.oil.rig.fire/index.html?hpt=T1
It is not BP's fault...No sir. Point fingers at someone else. The Exxon Valdez wasn't Exxon's fault either it was the captains fault.
These companies never take responsibility for anything. Always blame someone else.
Amazing how they can't tell you what went wrong because "The cause of the explosion remains under investigation" but they can tell you they are not responsible.
"despite reports to the contrary, BP has not resisted attempts at tightening safety regulations. "We welcome tighter safety regulations. But we'd like them to be applied in a way that makes them practically impermeable."
What is this.... Corporations want more regulations....That can't be. Regulations are a burden. Regulations get in the way. Responsible corporations don't need no stinken regulations.
Amazing how the attitude changes when the oil is gushing uncontrollably into the Gulf with no way to stop it. Then all of a sudden... yeah maybe some regulations would be a good idea. Geniuses...
"The oil spill has the potential to become one of the worst in U.S. history, Landry said Tuesday" No need to sugar coat it at this point. They can't stop it. They know they can't stop it so why pretend. Better to set the stage for the continued debacle.
Drill baby drill.....
It is not BP's fault...No sir. Point fingers at someone else. The Exxon Valdez wasn't Exxon's fault either it was the captains fault.
These companies never take responsibility for anything. Always blame someone else.
Amazing how they can't tell you what went wrong because "The cause of the explosion remains under investigation" but they can tell you they are not responsible.
"despite reports to the contrary, BP has not resisted attempts at tightening safety regulations. "We welcome tighter safety regulations. But we'd like them to be applied in a way that makes them practically impermeable."
What is this.... Corporations want more regulations....That can't be. Regulations are a burden. Regulations get in the way. Responsible corporations don't need no stinken regulations.
Amazing how the attitude changes when the oil is gushing uncontrollably into the Gulf with no way to stop it. Then all of a sudden... yeah maybe some regulations would be a good idea. Geniuses...
"The oil spill has the potential to become one of the worst in U.S. history, Landry said Tuesday" No need to sugar coat it at this point. They can't stop it. They know they can't stop it so why pretend. Better to set the stage for the continued debacle.
Drill baby drill.....
posted by res17 at
April 28, 2010
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