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In response to "what exactly are they going to do that isn't already being done? -- nm" by mafic

start accepting this is a worst case scenario ?

Posted by Danedukenuuk May 20 '10, 06:24

fly in all available barrier worldwide
send oil spill fighting ships worldwide

etc. etc. etc.

but ultimately the situation is pritty fucked up

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what makes you think they haven't? there's only so much that can be done. -- nm - mafic May 20, 06:27 11
- estimates of spill on the low side and as far as i can see BP has repeatatly done small things to look better - Danedukenuuk May 20, 06:30 10
  - $625 million in a month isn't big enough for you? -- nm - mafic May 20, 06:37 9
    - the problem is: is 625 a month enough to plug the hole? -- nm - Danedukenuuk May 20, 06:42 8
      - Is any amount enough? - Guigue May 20, 06:43 7
        
        thoose are the times you accept you don't have the tech to do something in the first place - Danedukenuuk May 20, 06:45 6
        
        So your solution is do nothing because nothing will work, instead just sink the company for making the mistake... - Guigue May 20, 06:48 5
        
        drill baby drill is not always the only answer - Danedukenuuk May 20, 06:50 4
        
        I don't even know what you're talking about anymore - Guigue May 20, 07:04 3
        
        we're trying to get you up to speed and not (exactly not) discussing any new projects - Danedukenuuk May 20, 07:09 2
        
        First, who is we?!? Second, I haven't seen you suggest any new solution, unless you consider bankrupting the company a solution -- nm - Guigue May 20, 07:11 1
        
        can't you for once stay on topic? - Danedukenuuk May 20, 07:17

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