This is not a discussion.

Monday, July 01, 2002

"This is all about government letting corporations get away with things that hurt average Americans and leave taxpayers to foot the bill...It's not just about cleaning up toxic waste, it's about fairness and which side are you on."

Amen. Once again our compassionate conservative president wants to let corporations pollute and then make the public pay to clean up the mess. They get to ruin our health, communities and the environment while making millions/billions, and we're left with the tab. Well, fuck them.

Call, write, send e-mail.

House
Senate
White House

Once again, I'll even provide you with the letter. Just copy and paste:

Dear [senator or representative from your state],

I'm writing to you about President Bush's proposal to shift the costs of cleaning up Super Fund sites to the taxpayers. I'm adamantly opposed to this. Furthermore, I'd like to see the polluters start paying into the Super Fund once again.

Corporations should not be allowed to profit while polluting and then have the general public pick up the tab. The responsibility of the clean-up should fall on the shoulders of the polluters whenever possible.

Please vote against any legislation that would shift Super Fund clean-up costs to the general public.

Sincerely,

[blah , blah]

Come on! Who's afraid of a presidential "enemy list?" Get yourself into the FBI database. Who knows, with their new powers, they might just crash your next party. It's quite empowering to know that your in some clandestine government database somewhere.

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