Retards at it again killing the eco system

[pekv2]

http://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/galveston-bay-oil-spill-threatens-bird-migration-23022910

vessel collided with a ship in the busy Houston Ship Channel and leaked about a fifth of its cargo into the waterway.

incompetent morons.

These fuckers need to be jailed. No one will see bars though, as we all know.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pWlpDYO0SNM

Upsetting.

/venting

[Dogtanian]

How can you jail someone for an unfortunate accident unless there was gross negligence?

[kuroman]

How can you jail someone for an unfortunate accident unless there was gross negligence?

While it is to the justice to prove, and the people on those ships have the right to the presumption of innocence, two ships colliding nowadays is mostly due to incompetence and human mistake (the speed, the radar technology, the priorities .....)

[Dogtanian]

How can you jail someone for an unfortunate accident unless there was gross negligence?

Two vessels collided while having access to today's modern location and guidance technology. Clearly there was gross negligence at some point.

Accidents happen. Technology can also fail.

[counter]

Someone definitely flexing there retard strength.  I'm tired of the defending of stupid mistakes which seems to be common these days.  Somebody messed up someone needs to pay period.

[Kiki112]

it was an accident, Gulf of Mexico all over again..

[johnniewalker]

How can you jail someone for an unfortunate accident unless there was gross negligence?

Two vessels collided while having access to today's modern location and guidance technology. Clearly there was gross negligence at some point.

Accidents happen. Technology can also fail.

Tell that to the captain(s) who got fired.

[pekv2]

I wonder why it took from the 20th to the 24th for this video to be published. I wonder what was published first, my thread or this video. Ironically at the beginning of the video she speaks of the "eco system". Creepy.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjUqeJpVfcI

[counter]

I wonder why it took from the 20th to the 24th for this video to be published. I wonder what was published first, my thread or this video. Ironically at the beginning of the video she speaks of the "eco system". Creepy.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjUqeJpVfcI

either way I'm just glad this issue isn't being totally ignored and swept under the rug so to speak.  thanks for posting this thread becuase I was unaware of it until I had read your thread and I appreciate you taking the time to make others aware.

[PrintMule]

Thing that bothers me, is that there's a need to move these oil rigs around, while it could be avoided.

Country A can get it's own oil, but it's cheaper to buy it from a country B.
They waste 5% of that oil to propel their vessels.
Another 15% to keep up this trading mechanism in order.
Another 5% for damage control, and legal issues when shit ensues.
Etc. Etc. Etc.
Some point in the future Country B runs out of oil, and starts to buy it from Country A.

We should try to move things as little as possible.
In your local grocery stores, there's tomatoes from 5 different suppliers, 5 different cars waste gas bringing those tomatoes to you every week.
And don't get me started on the fact that AT LEAST 30% of those tomatoes will rot and end up as a waste.

Guy going to work as a janitor in a office 10km from home, while he has plenty of similar jobs available around him.

You get my idea.

[Kiki112]

Thing that bothers me, is that there's a need to move these oil rigs around, while it could be avoided.

Country A can get it's own oil, but it's cheaper to buy it from a country B.
They waste 5% of that oil to propel their vessels.
Another 15% to keep up this trading mechanism in order.
Another 5% for damage control, and legal issues when shit ensues.
Etc. Etc. Etc.
Some point in the future Country B runs out of oil, and starts to buy it from Country A.

We should try to move things as little as possible.
In your local grocery stores, there's tomatoes from 5 different suppliers, 5 different cars waste gas bringing those tomatoes to you every week.
And don't get me started on the fact that AT LEAST 30% of those tomatoes will rot and end up as a waste.

Guy going to work as a janitor in a office 10km from home, while he has plenty of similar jobs available around him.

You get my idea.

so you're suggesting communism?

[PrintMule]

Thing that bothers me, is that there's a need to move these oil rigs around, while it could be avoided.
Country A can get it's own oil, but it's cheaper to buy it from a country B.
They waste 5% of that oil to propel their vessels.
Another 15% to keep up this trading mechanism in order.
Another 5% for damage control, and legal issues when shit ensues.
Etc. Etc. Etc.
Some point in the future Country B runs out of oil, and starts to buy it from Country A.
We should try to move things as little as possible.
In your local grocery stores, there's tomatoes from 5 different suppliers, 5 different cars waste gas bringing those tomatoes to you every week.
And don't get me started on the fact that AT LEAST 30% of those tomatoes will rot and end up as a waste.
Guy going to work as a janitor in a office 10km from home, while he has plenty of similar jobs available around him.
You get my idea.

so you're suggesting communism?

Borderline, but it could be partially done in a modern democratic society. For example - with that janitor bit - he could get state benefits for lessening load on public transportation. Or earning some kind of "go green" points, which he could later spend as money. Not force people, but encourage them.
And with tomato bit, maybe not so drastically, but still impose some regulation on supermarkets waste amount, so they plan better. I could not believe how much stuff they throw out, before I saw it with my own eyes.

[pekv2]

@counter, Thanks!

[cosmofly]

Bad

[naypalm]

Its becoming an everday thing. BP in Illinois just dumped a shit ton of oil into Lake Michigan the other day.

BP's response:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9u0EL_u4nvw

[pekv2]

Its becoming an everday thing. BP in Illinois just dumped a shit ton of oil into Lake Michigan the other day.

BP's response:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9u0EL_u4nvw

Yea, I was about to post this. Thanks!

I'll toss the link up anyhow.
http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/bp-refinery-spills-9-to-18-barrels-of-oil-into-lake-michigan/

[RebelWorm]

Its becoming an everday thing. BP in Illinois just dumped a shit ton of oil into Lake Michigan the other day.

BP's response:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9u0EL_u4nvw

Fucking oil corporations...

[b!z]

Its becoming an everday thing. BP in Illinois just dumped a shit ton of oil into Lake Michigan the other day.

BP's response:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9u0EL_u4nvw

Fucking oil corporations...

Do you use oil?

[bryant.coleman]

How can you jail someone for an unfortunate accident unless there was gross negligence?

90% of time, accidents occur due to the incompetence / negligence of the person who is navigating the vessel / vehicle. Sometimes, it can occur due to incompetence / negligence from the owner of the vehicle / vessel, such as failing to provide adequate maintenance.

[RebelWorm]

Its becoming an everday thing. BP in Illinois just dumped a shit ton of oil into Lake Michigan the other day.

BP's response:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9u0EL_u4nvw

Fucking oil corporations...

Do you use oil?

Nope, my power company uses renewable energy, and I don't own a car. I rarely go by bus either.