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RobertEarl

(13,685 posts)
5. I've heard that before
Sun Feb 24, 2013, 08:49 PM
Feb 2013

Kids working at a burger joint said pretty much the same thing.

"I just work here, man"

See, this is what Einstein was talking about. That using the same mode of thinking, man can not handle the responsibility harnessing nuclear power requires.

You have been in this business, cooking up nuclear hamburgers all these years, and knew the eventuality.

You tell us that the Fukushima radiation is "trivial", that scientists in Lithuania don't know what they are doing when they claim they found plutonium from Fukushima in Lithuania, and now "you" knew Fukushima was gonna happen all along. And then you say heck, after all, we couldn't do anything about it. Rah, rah, rah! Go nukes! More nukes! Anti nukes are crazy!

Thank gawd people like you don't have any power... oh wait, you do. Uh oh.

Pam writes:
"We didn't "let it happen". We had no power to stop it."
And you call anti-nukes the crazy ones?!?!?!?
Thanks a lot. Way to go, Pam. I hope you are proud of yourself.

I hope people are preparing to attend regional DOE public meetings. STORAGE & the pressure to patrice Feb 2013 #1
Lessons already Learned. PamW Feb 2013 #2
They knew it all? RobertEarl Feb 2013 #3
You do what you can... PamW Feb 2013 #4
I've heard that before RobertEarl Feb 2013 #5
What were we supposed to do? PamW Feb 2013 #6
We are self-righteous? RobertEarl Feb 2013 #7
I don't do "META" PamW Feb 2013 #8
Well, you're there RobertEarl Feb 2013 #9
You've called me worse!! PamW Feb 2013 #10
You are seriously comparing an individual decision to mountain climb to Fukushima? Warren Stupidity Feb 2013 #11
He's making a general point about autonomy and sovereignty. GliderGuider Feb 2013 #14
Yeah RobertEarl Feb 2013 #16
We have every right to tell them. GliderGuider Feb 2013 #17
You are against active environmentalism? RobertEarl Feb 2013 #18
RobertEarl, I must say that ..... oldhippie Feb 2013 #19
Thanks for your support, hippie RobertEarl Feb 2013 #21
The world faces this problem with every trans-national environmental issue. GliderGuider Feb 2013 #20
So, just lay down and let the run over me? RobertEarl Feb 2013 #22
I'd say you should do what you feel you should ...... oldhippie Feb 2013 #23
Thanks RobertEarl Feb 2013 #24
Yes, I am oldhippie Feb 2013 #25
Where on earth did I imply that? GliderGuider Feb 2013 #26
What? This on DU? This is nothing RobertEarl Feb 2013 #27
In the USA, the NRC requires that the diesel generator fuel tanks be buried Throckmorton Feb 2013 #12
Depends on which tanks you are talking about PamW Feb 2013 #13
The buried ones, you know, that are an NRC requirement Throckmorton Feb 2013 #15
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