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Saviolo

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4. This is my shocked face.

Reply to C Moon (Original post)

Mon Nov 18, 2019, 07:52 PM

Nov 2019

Wow, yet another lie about the volume of oil spilled and the area of land affected. Woo, colour me shocked and amazed. If oil companies can't get oil from point A to point B without it spilling, maybe they shouldn't be shipping oil. They've said plenty of times "spills will happen!" but conveniently leave out that they happen, like, every time.

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