See that? That is a fertilizer plant in Texas exploding and killing a still unknown number of people. It is the sound and sight (and smell, probably) of FREEDOM. FREEDOM from having a sprinkler system, an alarm, a shut off system, or a firewall system
It seems that the company who own this plant are such important job creators that they don't have time to make a statement about their job creating hole in the ground.
Critical to the resounding, thunderous success of this explosion: Freedom from zoning. The One-Star-State considers this an essential freedom, for those corporations who are people too, also.
...regulations? They are kinda like <em>&quot;Ethics&quot;</em> it&#039;s nice to say you have them, but no one actually follows them!
It seems that the company who own this plant are such important job creators that they don&#039;t have time to make a statement about their job creating hole in the ground.
&quot;people later built homes next to them.&quot;
People people, or corporate real estate developer people? I bet the land was cheap, even by Texas standards.
Reince. Repeat.
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Wanna bet that Texas has tort-reformed into irrelevance the ability of plaintiffs to shamelessy loot those sacred corporate munniez?
...I hope at least their mouths were closed
...empire?
now kris what do you have against 1985, hmmm?
it was probably a very good year for inspections.
Critical to the resounding, thunderous success of this explosion: Freedom from zoning. The One-Star-State considers this an essential freedom, for those corporations who are people too, also.
You never say that to me... /sadface
&#039;course, you can&#039;t miss me if I won&#039;t leave...
Still... Gub&#039;mint.
...regulations? They are kinda like <em>&quot;Ethics&quot;</em> it&#039;s nice to say you have them, but no one actually follows them!
politicians who are relatively cheap, and only cost you once every two years?
The freedom to live of the 12 people whose bodies have been found so far was quite badly harmed by the operating of this plant.
I can&#039;t imagine how the company survived such onerous over-regulation.
In Texas? Not at all.
People smile at and greet strangers here too, and I&#039;m on Lawn-fuckin-Guyland.