Well, I don't mean to imply that they're ignoring problems, but I think they're being very charitable about Hammond's part in the shitshow. Even before everyth

Well, I don't mean to imply that they're ignoring problems, but I think they're being very charitable about Hammond's part in the shitshow. Even before everything goes sideways, it's clear that the animals aren't really thriving in this 'new' environment yet, as we see with the sick triceratops. Evidently they're having to artificially juice the animals up with medical cocktails to keep them spry. From the opening the audience knows there's already been maulings of workers at the park, which Hammond doesn't bring up when asking for expert assessment of the park. Even before the storm comes in, he's basically Tiger King, except he's riding in on a wave of dino-glamour and wealth. Once the T-Rex busts out and people get eaten the gloves come off sure, but they could still have gone a lot harder on Hammond's personal responsibility IMO - he's been extremely reckless about both the process of bringing back dinosaurs, and the execution of putting them on show.