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Originally posted by nixie_nox
reply to post by Just Wondering
Um, because they are ocean creatures that don't routinely encounter fire. You can't expect an animal to react to an action they have not been familiar with in billions of years.
Originally posted by muzzleflash
I still do not blame BP for this.
I blame all of humanity.
I blame the hypocrites especially, for attacking BP with such blood lust, then TURN AROUND AND DRIVE THE CAR???
Then use more plastics??
Gotta be kidding me the hypocrisy is astounding.
I bet everyone here uses oil daily, and justifies it. But then turns around and attacks BP for making a huge mess.
It doesn't matter who did it. BP Exxon Chevron Shell it doesn't matter at all. They are all the same to me, "Big Oil".
As long as people keep buying the product, they ACTUALLY SUPPORT BP's ACTIONS.
I can totally see through the smoke screen here.
And the reality is that everyone is guilty, but everyone is only blaming a few people for this. Nice living in ignorance folks, I hope it's bliss.
Sadly I live grounded in a reality where it is all too obvious that ALL HUMANITY is to blame here. Not some stupid make believe corporation or government.
It's straight up Human nature that is behind all of this.
So go buy your oil and deal with your own fate.
Originally posted by Just Wondering
Really? Did you see it? because I ma still waiting for the pictures of the "burning turtles".
This sounds like a national enquirer bat boy story, except they had a picture!
This is nothing but sensationalism backed up by hearsay. Enjoy your thread that is equivalent to a tabloid.
When the weather is calm and the sea is placid, ships trailing fireproof booms corral the black oil, the coated seaweed and whatever may be caught in it, and torch it into hundred-foot flames, sending plumes of smoke skyward in ebony mushrooms. This patch of unmarked ocean gets designated over the radio as "the burn box."
The Premier Explorer, which is helping coordinate cleanup operations at the broken well, announces the day's burn box: A 500-square-mile field within which 16 controlled burns will be conducted.
The seaweed is soaked in rust-colored crude and chemical dispersant. It is devoid of life except for the occasional juvenile sea turtle, speckled with oil and clinging to the only habitat it knows.
Originally posted by super genius
its jsut a few turtles guys.
which btw, is a fraction of a % of the total amount of cattle slaughtered daily to feed you meat eaters.
get over it, if your not a vegetarian, your directly responsible for more deaths ona regualr basis. the blood is on your hands not bps every time you eat a chicken sandwhich or some tuna salad.
Originally posted by super genius
its jsut a few turtles guys.
which btw, is a fraction of a % of the total amount of cattle slaughtered daily to feed you meat eaters.
get over it, if your not a vegetarian, your directly responsible for more deaths ona regualr basis. the blood is on your hands not bps every time you eat a chicken sandwhich or some tuna salad.