Posted by paul on June 17, 2010 at 21:00:46 from (66.44.132.53):
In Reply to: wondered who...... posted by tlak on June 17, 2010 at 14:47:34:
Yea, yea, we all get all giddy if our particular side can gain a point or 2.
BP it seems was wrong on a lot of stuff leading up to this problem, and it would appear cut corners & ignored obvious signs that something was wrong.
Can we correct that wrong by having the govt make more wrongs? Is that the proper, 'good' path to follow?
In this thread, those on the left are totally missing the issue: Should the govt be allowed, encouraged, to boot-stomp anyone/ anything if it thinks that one/thing is wrong?
Is that really the proper path for a govt to follow?
This is besides big business, besides BP, besides whatever party you belong to.
Do you really think the govt should be allowed to do anything it wants, order anything it feel like, just because?
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