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pipoman

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2. I don't know if his settlement is justified

Reply to xchrom (Original post)

Tue Dec 17, 2013, 09:54 AM

Dec 2013

Or not...frankly I would be perfectly happy if BP was put out of business entirely by unjust claims, and believe those responsible for decisions to ignore stated concerns prior to the blowout should be prison. They should be the example for the industry of the result of careless business practices. .they should be a shining example of the fate of frackers knowingly destroying ground water and ignoring the warnings. .In favor of unjust compensation. .unjust compensation = unjust awards

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BP targets celebrity chef Emeril Lagasse over oil-spill claims [View all] xchrom Dec 2013 OP

Since I won't buy anything from the Gulf any more, and even though what I did spend was, sadly, djean111 Dec 2013 #1

I don't know if his settlement is justified pipoman Dec 2013 #2

+ Eighty Gazillion Scuba Dec 2013 #4

I don't buy anything from the gulf either. BP hasn't grasped yet their guilt on point Dec 2013 #3

Lower than low BrotherIvan Dec 2013 #5

BP should have been taken clear out. Enthusiast Dec 2013 #6

They should die a long slow oil soaked death. lonestarnot Dec 2013 #7

As should their partners in crime ... Nihil Dec 2013 #8