Obama cited the disaster as the most vivid incentive yet to end what he called "America's century-long addiction to fossil fuels."
The President's first Oval Office address on the BP oil spill and the urgent need to turn towards a clean energy future, 06/15/10. (photo: Pete Souza/White House)
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A start may be turning down your thermostat a degree or two in the winter or your AC thermostat up.
But if we work together it is possible to begin reducing our need for oil and move toward a cleaner world.
We should prosecute anyone in BP who was criminally negligent in the deaths of the eleven workers and the subsequent flood of oil. We should not be afraid to put the guilty in prison.
These things would go a long way to change the corporate greed and culture of "we take a risk and win.... we are paid. We take a risk and loose and you pay."
NOW, how about Our current CONservative driven Political Addiction to Obsessive Deregulation Schemes and Obsessive De-Taxation of Corporations for the sake of....er...uh.., what was it all for the sake of again?
How about the whole insane quest for Less Government (of Ourselves) through Less Regulation (of everything Corporate) and Less Taxation (of the Global Corporate Wealthy Class) addiction thing? Why was 30 years of that a good thing? Could you tell me why again?
Can WE begin to rethink this whole destruction of OUR Government of OURSELVES thing a little more before WE end up giving Global Corporations complete Dominion over Our Country?
How about it Mr. Prez?
Do we live in a Democratic Republic of the People by the People for the People or not? Or am I mixed up because the law and the courts have decided that Corporations are people too?
Tell me, does a Global Corporate 'Person' think of itself as an American?
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