It happened on Earth day (the explosion)JohnG@lt wrote:
Seems perfectly in line with what a group like ELF would do...Trotskygrad wrote:
probably not the eco-terrorists.JohnG@lt wrote:
SWAT teams have been deployed on rigs in the Gulf of Mexico now... so perhaps foul play/terrorism. But, they say the same thing whenever a plane crashes now too.
Yes, I have a client out there right now doing just that.jord wrote:
Is there a way to salvage this oil and make profits?
Get Jack Bauer on the line.Mekstizzle wrote:
It happened on Earth day (the explosion)JohnG@lt wrote:
Seems perfectly in line with what a group like ELF would do...Trotskygrad wrote:
probably not the eco-terrorists.
I think we're onto something here, bf2s
24 has gone on for long enough, they've probably made him go rogue by now against the now-evil government (as opposed to the then-good government, if you get me)Hurricane2k9 wrote:
Get Jack Bauer on the line.Mekstizzle wrote:
It happened on Earth day (the explosion)JohnG@lt wrote:
Seems perfectly in line with what a group like ELF would do...
I think we're onto something here, bf2s
that's happened like 9 times alreadyMekstizzle wrote:
24 has gone on for long enough, they've probably made him go rogue by now against the now-evil government (as opposed to the then-good government, if you get me)Hurricane2k9 wrote:
Get Jack Bauer on the line.Mekstizzle wrote:
It happened on Earth day (the explosion)
I think we're onto something here, bf2s
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i doubt it's true.JohnG@lt wrote:
Seems perfectly in line with what a group like ELF would do...Trotskygrad wrote:
probably not the eco-terrorists.JohnG@lt wrote:
SWAT teams have been deployed on rigs in the Gulf of Mexico now... so perhaps foul play/terrorism. But, they say the same thing whenever a plane crashes now too.
yes it is but that means we SHOULD care surely?Reciprocity wrote:
who cares? This is just part of the cost of pumping poison out of the ground.
I think he's being sarcastic. He's probably making fun of how a lot of people don't care despite the dangers of offshore drilling.ruisleipa wrote:
yes it is but that means we SHOULD care surely?Reciprocity wrote:
who cares? This is just part of the cost of pumping poison out of the ground.
Ah yes... apathy... that's always the best answer.11 Bravo wrote:
keep crying about oil guys. you sound stupid. kind of like complaining about a slaughter house while eating a burger.
unless you are oil free please hushTurquoise wrote:
Ah yes... apathy... that's always the best answer.11 Bravo wrote:
keep crying about oil guys. you sound stupid. kind of like complaining about a slaughter house while eating a burger.
Well, I suppose that means we should stop caring about the environment too, since none of us are trash free.11 Bravo wrote:
unless you are oil free please hushTurquoise wrote:
Ah yes... apathy... that's always the best answer.11 Bravo wrote:
keep crying about oil guys. you sound stupid. kind of like complaining about a slaughter house while eating a burger.
dont be stupid. do you hear me crying aboot a landfill?Turquoise wrote:
Well, I suppose that means we should stop caring about the environment too, since none of us are trash free.11 Bravo wrote:
unless you are oil free please hushTurquoise wrote:
Ah yes... apathy... that's always the best answer.
Of course not... You instead cry about other people being "stupid", since you rarely have anything to offer about any debate.11 Bravo wrote:
dont be stupid. do you hear me crying aboot a landfill?Turquoise wrote:
Well, I suppose that means we should stop caring about the environment too, since none of us are trash free.11 Bravo wrote:
unless you are oil free please hush
And I showed you why your logic fails. Just because we consume oil currently doesn't mean we can't be interested in moving away from it. By the way, I do drive a fuel efficient vehicle and travel rarely. My commute is much shorter than the average American's, and when possible, I carpool.11 Bravo wrote:
ok...i said you sound stupid and gave the reason why. seems quite reasonable imo.
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He's talking about the hypocrisy inherent in most causeheads. It's a completely valid argument, he's just rather course in the way he presents itTurquoise wrote:
And I showed you why your logic fails. Just because we consume oil currently doesn't mean we can't be interested in moving away from it. By the way, I do drive a fuel efficient vehicle and travel rarely. My commute is much shorter than the average American's, and when possible, I carpool.11 Bravo wrote:
ok...i said you sound stupid and gave the reason why. seems quite reasonable imo.
So, it's not like I'm not doing my part to consume less.
I know there's one issue you do seem to care about. You posted a thread a while back about how most modern food has a lot of shit in it. You shared a clip from Food Inc., I believe.11 Bravo wrote:
same with me. i do have shitloads of plastic though....
and my logic still stands. it doesnt fail. if you have products that are made by or use oil, the analogy fits.
Well, admittedly, the people who claim to care about the environment but drive SUVs are rather humorous.JohnG@lt wrote:
He's talking about the hypocrisy inherent in most causeheads. It's a completely valid argument, he's just rather course in the way he presents itTurquoise wrote:
And I showed you why your logic fails. Just because we consume oil currently doesn't mean we can't be interested in moving away from it. By the way, I do drive a fuel efficient vehicle and travel rarely. My commute is much shorter than the average American's, and when possible, I carpool.11 Bravo wrote:
ok...i said you sound stupid and gave the reason why. seems quite reasonable imo.
So, it's not like I'm not doing my part to consume less.
is the oil in the gulf going to kill you?Turquoise wrote:
I know there's one issue you do seem to care about. You posted a thread a while back about how most modern food has a lot of shit in it. You shared a clip from Food Inc., I believe.11 Bravo wrote:
same with me. i do have shitloads of plastic though....
and my logic still stands. it doesnt fail. if you have products that are made by or use oil, the analogy fits.
It was a good thread, and I don't recall anyone trying to put down your concern because of perceived consumption of the agricorp food on your part.
However, if we use your logic, then unless you consume only organic food that isn't produced by these big businesses, then you shouldn't "cry" about the shit that's in your food.
Well, if you have a choice, and you fail to make the 'correct' decision you do lose your right to bitch. Currently there isn't an alternative to using oil. Even if you moved next to a nuclear power plant to assure that your power is not from fossil fuels, the car you drive still contains a lot of oil derived plastics and foams. So... congratulations, you maintain your right to bitch because there is no alternative short of riding a horse or walkingTurquoise wrote:
I know there's one issue you do seem to care about. You posted a thread a while back about how most modern food has a lot of shit in it. You shared a clip from Food Inc., I believe.11 Bravo wrote:
same with me. i do have shitloads of plastic though....
and my logic still stands. it doesnt fail. if you have products that are made by or use oil, the analogy fits.
It was a good thread, and I don't recall anyone trying to put down your concern because of perceived consumption of the agricorp food on your part.
However, if we use your logic, then unless you consume only organic food that isn't produced by these big businesses, then you shouldn't "cry" about the shit that's in your food.
Not directly, but it can kill fishing markets and tourism markets. The tourism doesn't affect me, but if I lived in that area and worked in that industry, it would. As for fishing, it does affect me in the long run by driving up seafood costs. Plus, there is the danger of some of the affected seafood still making it to market -- which could definitely affect me if I ate some of it.11 Bravo wrote:
is the oil in the gulf going to kill you?Turquoise wrote:
I know there's one issue you do seem to care about. You posted a thread a while back about how most modern food has a lot of shit in it. You shared a clip from Food Inc., I believe.11 Bravo wrote:
same with me. i do have shitloads of plastic though....
and my logic still stands. it doesnt fail. if you have products that are made by or use oil, the analogy fits.
It was a good thread, and I don't recall anyone trying to put down your concern because of perceived consumption of the agricorp food on your part.
However, if we use your logic, then unless you consume only organic food that isn't produced by these big businesses, then you shouldn't "cry" about the shit that's in your food.