bripat9643
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- Apr 1, 2011
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If you don't like environmental regulations then
1). You think china is a good business model - (the air is toxic in Beijing) but hey peoples health should never stand in the way of profit
The Chinese government prevents people from suing the corporations polluting the air and water, so you cast the finger of blame in the wrong direction.
2). Take a big drink of water out of west Virginia's water supply near where the chemical spill was.
Uhmmmm . . . . the EPA regulates what you can put into the water in WV. It doesn't seem to be working, does it?
Now I know some regulations are overbearing but I also believe that if it not were for environmental regulations corporations would willingly pollute any waterway near them in order to cuts costs. Safe drinking water and clean air to breathe way way way are more important than a corporations profits. Only common sense. Let corporations do their work. Heck, cut their tax rates. But if they pollute the groundwater make it a shutdown your operation kinda crime for poisoning drinking water is treasonous.
They wouldn't be dumping anything in the water if the people who owned the water could sue them for it. Unfortunately, no one owns the water.
How predictable: you want to make violating environmental regulations into a capital crime - the sure sign of a numskull.