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Posted by TimFL on August 31, 2004 at 22:06:25 from (24.26.106.88):
In Reply to: Waynes OT Thread posted by Pitch on August 31, 2004 at 19:07:58:
What is interesting about the whole thing is that nobody really trusts the government. Yet we turn around and look up to them to fix these obvious problems like you mention with no question to the impact of their decisions. The government has not made neuclear power safer, they have made it impossible. All the while people complain about dirty fossil fuel power plants. And should govt be responsible for restocking the deer and turkey because the people have no control over themselves and how much they hunt? I dont know the history of the river in ohio you mention but I would be willing to bet that the solution for fixing the problem was driving the industry out of town. At least that is how it is usually done. And as far as exploding Pintos, Ford settled with the victims. What else do we need? In your mentality I suppose it would be best if we let the govt go in and liquidate Ford and disburse the proceeds to all Pinto owners? All I suggest is that we should be as concerned with the govt"s fix to the problems as we are the problems themselves.
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