sangha
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- Jun 1, 2010
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Well , if BP's CEO isn't personally responsible for the cleanup, then certainly logic would also dictate that he also isn't personally responsible for the clean up, but wait Obama already said he is...................... Damn that logic just destroys the arguments of ideologues such as you every time.
Being responsible for something doesn't mean you actually do it, einstein
I believe you're stupid enough to think a criminal would just surrender the evidence that proves their guilt.
And I believe you're stupid enough to not realize that if a BP employee did something illegal, that individual might want to destroy that evidence without BP's knowledge.
Only a wingnut would come to a conclusion before the investigation.
Only a wingnut, ignorant of the law as they are, would confuse civil penalties (ie compensation) with criminal penalties
'd rather they focus on cleaning the area up so those affected can get back to life. Of cours4 some just see deep pockets, and say " go get em."
And that's what really bugs you. Some people are going to get money from BP, and that burns you up.
Conservatives hate when others get something.
I'm done with this argument. You are way too immature for me. You wouldn't acknowledge a point that you didn't agree with if it hit you in the head.
So you're calling it quits and running away because I exposed your dishonest claim that because he's responsible for the cleanup, the CEO of BP is personally managing the cleanup.
I'm not surprised. Conservatives always run.