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Before Exxon was to blame, and now Exxon is telling me it's my fault. Why would I accept that?
by aaron-santos 5y ago
Before Exxon was to blame, and now Exxon is telling me it's my fault. Why would I accept that?
- missedthecue 5y agoBecause they could be correct? Why should you reject it out of hand?
- aaron-santos 5y agoWhat do I get out of accepting the blame? This isn't a personal relationship.
- fuzzfactor 5y ago>What do I get out of accepting the blame? Less costly energy bills? People shouldn't need an oil company to remind them that what used to be a dwindling resource and now a more threatening "climate risk" could best be addressed either way by extreme conservation, and substitution using less damaging alternatives whenever possible.
- aaron-santos 5y agoThanks for clarifying. It does make more sense now. They are bribing us with lower costs in order to escape accountability. I can see why they would want to do that.