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Wicked wrote: If that doesn’t prove once and for all what a corrupt process this has been, I don’t know what will. The oil industry, which has had this process rigged since the word go, are the first to know, because of their cozy and corrupt role in this process."
Based on safety I think the President should give this project the stamp of approval. Environmental groups obviously think differently. And so do the majority of people on the left. But this newsflash: We’re not getting out of the oil business in America. It runs our economy. Do we have climate change? Yes we do. But the construction of this pipeline does not mean we are going to consume more as a country.
I’m looking at it at from a safety aspect. I don’t explosions in small towns or any towns, or any kind of train derailment carrying oil, where there are fewer federal inspectors than ever before, and also the fact that these railcars are old and the infrastructure hasn’t been upgraded. So a brand-new pipeline, to me, makes sense.
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Reverend Revelant wrote:
Wicked wrote: If that doesn’t prove once and for all what a corrupt process this has been, I don’t know what will. The oil industry, which has had this process rigged since the word go, are the first to know, because of their cozy and corrupt role in this process."
Oh my goodness... now the big-bad-super-rich-climate-destroying-wildlife-killing-sticky-gooey-black-rancid oil companies have infected Ed Schultz's mind...
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Based on safety I think the President should give this project the stamp of approval. Environmental groups obviously think differently. And so do the majority of people on the left. But this newsflash: We’re not getting out of the oil business in America. It runs our economy. Do we have climate change? Yes we do. But the construction of this pipeline does not mean we are going to consume more as a country.
I’m looking at it at from a safety aspect. I don’t explosions in small towns or any towns, or any kind of train derailment carrying oil, where there are fewer federal inspectors than ever before, and also the fact that these railcars are old and the infrastructure hasn’t been upgraded. So a brand-new pipeline, to me, makes sense.
Run.. no one is safe.
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pineinthegrass wrote: Since Ed Schultz now supports it, I now oppose it.
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Reverend Revelant wrote:
pineinthegrass wrote: Since Ed Schultz now supports it, I now oppose it.
The progressives have squeezed about as much goo out of this as they could, now the new talking points are going to be "look what we are doing for the country." I want this to succeed, but at the same time it leaves a rancid taste in my mouth to see the administration kicking this around for years and using it for a political football.
Progressives have no concern for the middle class, just ideology. And whoever gets thrown under the bus along the way, oh well.
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Rick wrote: Shultz just proved that he has at least a minimal amount of common sense. He's stating the obvious for anyone with a brain... the oil will be extracted and it's either going to be transported by rail, by truck, or by pipe and one of the methods is safer than the other two.
Shultz should be worried about losing his job... there is no room for common sense on MSNBC.
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You could be right. Maybe the head of MSNBC is finally starting to realize that they can't compete by only catering to ultra left nutbag ideology.BlazerBob wrote:
Rick wrote: Shultz just proved that he has at least a minimal amount of common sense. He's stating the obvious for anyone with a brain... the oil will be extracted and it's either going to be transported by rail, by truck, or by pipe and one of the methods is safer than the other two.
Shultz should be worried about losing his job... there is no room for common sense on MSNBC.
Time will tell. It will be interesting to watch. Per my OP, I do not believe he would have changed his talking points without marching orders.
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Rick wrote:
You could be right. Maybe the head of MSNBC is finally starting to realize that they can't compete by only catering to ultra left nutbag ideology.BlazerBob wrote:
Rick wrote: Shultz just proved that he has at least a minimal amount of common sense. He's stating the obvious for anyone with a brain... the oil will be extracted and it's either going to be transported by rail, by truck, or by pipe and one of the methods is safer than the other two.
Shultz should be worried about losing his job... there is no room for common sense on MSNBC.
Time will tell. It will be interesting to watch. Per my OP, I do not believe he would have changed his talking points without marching orders.
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