Posted by LAA on May 01, 2010 at 06:38:58 from (75.104.192.54):
In Reply to: Re: OT oil well posted by trucker 40 on May 01, 2010 at 06:01:01:
Yes, I will call you ignorant because you make wild,sweeping accusations against companies and industries that you know less than nothing about. I have not apoligized for BP or made any statement trying to minimize the disaster on the coast. BP will pay and pay dearly for years, as they should but that doesn't mean the company is run by crooks and villans, thats all demo party speak that you have been lapping up for years because you are unable to think for yourself, if your heros in the dimwitocrat party had their way you would be freezing to death in the dark while they jetted around the world at tax payers expense. Pelosi and company want to control oil, coal, nuclear energy etc. because that equals control of the people and that is what they have undermined the american system for years to accomplish. Pure and simple, get enough people to believe that they cannot take care of themselves and they need the government to do it for them and vote the rest of the peoples freedom away. Your vote today for a hand out or so called entitlement enslaves your grandchildren.
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