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In the discussion thread: US wants drillers to disclose 'fracking' chemicals used on federal lands [View all]

Fri May 4, 2012, 01:53 PM

freshwest (32,410 posts)

6. They don't need the message. ALEC and the Koches are framing that and the GOP has said it forever.

Good for our Democratic administration to force the issue.

Oh, and Fuck Ron Paul and the rest of the true believers claiming that 'the free market' and 'the invisible hand,' will magically protect the people and the planet. No, these guys must be regulated until they bleed, or they'll kill us all of us and destroy the planet in the process.

I have a problem with allowing them on public land, but every state is selling off the commons to these greedy bastards. Because the local peasantry fully support them doing that, instead of the Earth that gave them their living to begin with.

Okay, I'll stop now.

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17 replies	Author	Time	Post
US wants drillers to disclose 'fracking' chemicals used on federal lands [View all]	Eugene	May 2012	OP
But that will hurt business' ability to make money at the expense of everyone else!	AllyCat	May 2012	#1
They don't need the message. ALEC and the Koches are framing that and the GOP has said it forever.	freshwest	May 2012	#6
I agree freshwest, but I guess I should have put the little sarcasm smily after my post	AllyCat	May 2012	#12
We are cool, didn't mean to sound like that was directed at you.	freshwest	May 2012	#13
With all the talk about too much regulation you'd think	think	May 2012	#2
How about forgetting Fracking	Politicalboi	May 2012	#3
But not in people's back yards?	crazylikafox	May 2012	#4
Could this be the reason for the so-called "Sagebush Rebellion?"	KansDem	May 2012	#5
EPA rules amended early in the Bush/Vader administration	SCantiGOP	May 2012	#7
And Halliburton is supplying those chemicals.	mwdem	May 2012	#8
"However, the rule lacks a handful of basic public right-to-know measures."	Wilms	May 2012	#9
How about EVERYWHERE...?!	Earth_First	May 2012	#10
If not for exceptions for the gas industry, the disclosure would be SOP	PufPuf23	May 2012	#11
Vermont is prohibiting it	arikara	May 2012	#14
Vermont is right!	burrowowl	May 2012	#15
NJ Rep. Rush Holt: "Do Coloradans react differently to water pollution?"	proverbialwisdom	May 2012	#16
This message was self-deleted by its author	proverbialwisdom	May 2012	#17

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