Jarhead
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Thanks for the link.
You saved me the trouble to prove I was right. Not sure why you did that, but hey, THANKS.
Now, will you apologize for calling me those names?
I dont know why you claim this article proves your point , maybe your are insane or a fucking liar.
"After that summer, some found oil traces in their lungs, in their blood cells, in the fatty tissue of their buttocks. They got treated for headaches, nausea, chemical burns and breathing problems, and went home. But some never got well.
Steve Cruikshank of Wasilla, Alaska, has headaches that go on for days. Two years ago, he was hospitalized when his lungs nearly stopped working. "The doctor said, 'I'm going to give you the strongest antibiotic known to man, and you're either going to survive or not survive. I don't know what's wrong with you.' What's wrong is, I haven't felt right since that oil spill.","
Excuse me?
I never denied there were toxins in the dispersements.
I denied the fact that the average life span of a clean up worker was 52.
We all know there are toxins in the dispersements. There are toxins in Windex you moron.
Go away. You are too frustrating to deal with.