Join the "Boycott BP" on Facebook

[QUOTE]Originally posted by StarryNight:
If you are on Facebook, type in "Boycott BP" in the search box and once you are on that page, click "Like". So far, over 78,000 members. These money-grubbing environmental ruining clowns need to get the message and the sooner, the better![/QUOTE

I agree. BP has done far more damage than we can even begin to realize.

I am still waiting for people to get outraged enough to hold picket signs at the local stations owned by BP.

Won't work. Oil is a commodity. You are as likely to get BP gas at Amaco station as you are at a BP station. The local gas station guy is making pennies on the gallon.

Can't wait to see all you liberal thinking idiots walking!
I think you preach a good sermon but you don't really back it up. Don't just boycott gas products in words only. Lets see you hit the road walking!!!

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Originally posted by Dr. Pepper:
Can't wait to see all you liberal thinking idiots walking!
I think you preach a good sermon but you don't really back it up. Don't just boycott gas products in words only. Lets see you hit the road walking!!!

I walk to work quite often and also ride my bike on occasion.


"Liberal is not a dirty word."

BP's inspection and testing records have been covered with a fine tooth comb over the last few weeks and very little was found that they might have been able to do different. Going over the documents it looks like they get an A if 90 to 100% is an A. As messed up as this disaster is, it could have happened to any company and the odds of it happening were pretty darn low. When it comes down to it, it was a methane bubble that escaped and caused the explosion.
I am not boycotting BP, this is just a case of $#!+ happens.

If you want to boycott ALL the people involved, you will need to boycott the government, the rig manufacturer, the safety inspectors and the methane bubble that blew up.

I will continue to buy BP.

Did any of you stop buying Exxon Mobile?

We think alike bfred. LOL. I was typing as you posted!

seems to me there was a problem with inspections, and a better valve could have been used but they cut corners to save money...of course, all of the oil companies do the same thing....