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[onecaliberal]

1. Yes, full stop.

They’re knowingly destroying the planet for profit.

[mahatmakanejeeves]

2. What's the charge? Cite the section of the criminal code that applies. NT

[mahatmakanejeeves]

4. Then how would anyone be prosecuted? NT

[Iggo]

5. I remember on the old "Law & Order" they'd get people for "depraved indifference."

I'm not sure if that's real, though.

But it sounds fucking awesome!

[gtar100]

7. Yes. Many know of the harmful effects of their products but do nothing to protect against them.

They are killing us with their chemicals and willingly choose to ignore the evidence of the harmful effects they cause simply because they get rich in doing so. They are complicit in the destruction of our environment and the illnesses we suffer. So, yes, hold them accountable or others will continue to follow in their footsteps.

[msongs]

8. should people who drive gas powered cars be prosecuted too? nt

[randr]

9. It will be shown how much they knew

of the coming crisis. They will be held accountable for damages they could have averted. Much like involuntary manslaughter.

[in2herbs]

10. When is the judge's decision in the environmental lawsuit filed by kids in Oregon going to

happen? This will be a start, I think.

[rockfordfile]

11. I think so. It's about humanity. What climate change will do to people

Should be held accountable.