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06-02-2008, 03:01 PM
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look. i'm done debating this issue with you anymore. you are posting your opinion and i'm posting industry observations. if you do not like it, i suggest writing your governer (again) and letting him know what a bad idea it is. or perhaps go to city council meetings and voice your opinion there. regardless, arguing with me on a car forum won't change a damn thing.
it's not like "i'm in yur citiez burning teh dieselz"... it is what it is. cities want them, the business case is good on both sides, it makes sense.
i also will not debate this topic with you anymore because i'm tired of the "are you ****ing retarded" comments, and i hope one of the mods sees fit to issue you points for violating forum rules.
it's not like "i'm in yur citiez burning teh dieselz"... it is what it is. cities want them, the business case is good on both sides, it makes sense.
i also will not debate this topic with you anymore because i'm tired of the "are you ****ing retarded" comments, and i hope one of the mods sees fit to issue you points for violating forum rules.
welcome to page 1. I'm advocating a massive tax increase to shock the market... if that didn't throw up some red flags you need to work on your analytical thinking skills.
also: your talking about train industry standards... and i'm talking about being a reasonable person and not ****ing ourselves on cost, environmental damage, oh, and worsening the crappy transit system we already have.
06-02-2008, 03:28 PM
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anwr.org has a pretty good position... the problem for me is that corporations are not true rational actors (see: Sociopath - superficially charming, manipulating, grandiose sense of self, lack of remorse / shame / guilt) so trusting them to drill responsibly is fairly ridiculous.
there isnt enough regulation in place or strong enough penalties for a company to drill responsibly in the arctic. fines are a joke compared to the money made off the blackstuff.
there isnt enough regulation in place or strong enough penalties for a company to drill responsibly in the arctic. fines are a joke compared to the money made off the blackstuff.
06-02-2008, 03:31 PM
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anwr.org has a pretty good position... the problem for me is that corporations are not true rational actors (see: Sociopath - superficially charming, manipulating, grandiose sense of self, lack of remorse / shame / guilt) so trusting them to drill responsibly is fairly ridiculous.
there isnt enough regulation in place or strong enough penalties for a company to drill responsibly in the arctic. fines are a joke compared to the money made off the blackstuff.
there isnt enough regulation in place or strong enough penalties for a company to drill responsibly in the arctic. fines are a joke compared to the money made off the blackstuff.
06-02-2008, 03:36 PM
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Your welcome, but i really should be thanking you for the awesome entertainment. hell ill even apologize: i'm sorry for implying that you're as socially awkward as a erection at a 6th grade dance... that was unfair to 10year olds with boners.
now back to the fields, peasant.
06-02-2008, 03:37 PM
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Alaska aside we're ****ing retards for not drilling in the gulf.
The whole save the environment thing is ****ING RETARDED because the chinese are drilling right now as we speak off the coast of florida where OUR rigs should be and i guarantee they arent anywhere near as concerned with the environment as we are.
The whole save the environment thing is ****ING RETARDED because the chinese are drilling right now as we speak off the coast of florida where OUR rigs should be and i guarantee they arent anywhere near as concerned with the environment as we are.
*golf clap*
06-02-2008, 03:54 PM
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i'm sorry for implying that you're as socially awkward as a erection at a 6th grade dance... that was unfair to 10year olds with boners.
06-02-2008, 04:01 PM
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Alaska aside we're ****ing retards for not drilling in the gulf.
The whole save the environment thing is ****ING RETARDED because the chinese are drilling right now as we speak off the coast of florida where OUR rigs should be and i guarantee they arent anywhere near as concerned with the environment as we are.
The whole save the environment thing is ****ING RETARDED because the chinese are drilling right now as we speak off the coast of florida where OUR rigs should be and i guarantee they arent anywhere near as concerned with the environment as we are.
Please provide proof!
IX...while I humbly support your right to express your opinion...no matter how ****ed up it is, I see no reason to give the Gov't more money to subidize European drivers.
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