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> Break the molecular bonds to break down those toxic compounds. The problem is that there is less than zero trust that the government will do anything other t
by anonymousab 4y ago
> Break the molecular bonds to break down those toxic compounds.
The problem is that there is less than zero trust that the government will do anything other than the equivalent of piling it in the middle of the city and chucking a match at it. This situation is the result of myriad failures ranging from complex to "basic safety", a result of greed, and there's zero reason to assume the followup response will be any different.
Benefit of the doubt is hard-earned and easily lost.
- gruez 4y ago>The problem is that there is less than zero trust that the government will do anything other than the equivalent of piling it in the middle of the city and chucking a match at it. This situation is the result of myriad failures ranging from complex to "basic safety", a result of greed, and there's zero reason to assume the followup response will be any different. Can't you make this argument for any sort of cleanup effort? If so, what should we do? Not do any sort of cleanup?