Posted by trucker 40 on June 18, 2010 at 04:22:51 from (69.151.57.181):
In Reply to: Re: left vs right posted by paul on June 17, 2010 at 22:36:42:
Wow!What you are saying is that you think a corporation is better than the government!
Alright,go on and think that.However you need to understand what you are saying.When a corporation runs things there is a name for it.F@ascism.
We have to have a government.We pay the government to regulate.20 safety devices either failed or were broke to start with.This big corporation didnt do what it was required to do,and now the government has to step in.
The 20 billion is supposed to be held in an account for use in cleanup and helping the folks who are loosing their livlyhood.
Nobody ever got that much from a corporation before.Nobody except government would have got it now.
You cant be for F@scism over Democracy!Its almost F@scism now!I dont trust the corporate crooks at all.The government better do something.The corrupt government you refer to are when like the previous administration put everything in the hands of corporations.Thats what deregulation does.It ruins the country.
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