The solution to pollution is dilution. Eventually all the spills could have been cleaned up and respilled all over the place until everyone is a little poisoned. Then it's normal again.

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The repurposing is the important point for why it's called a Nazi camp in Poland.

No, people are saying it’s the best flute, the greatest construction, and played with the most skill ever seen on earth. People come up to me all the time with tears in their eyes, asking if I’ve heard this amazing flute.

Conservative Democrats, essentially.

That's not fair, our bridges totally collapse more often than that

Y’all wanna know something really fucked up?

The company handling this in Houston? Right next door to another company that had a multi week long raging fire a couple years ago.

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These chemicals are used in a wide variety of products and manufacturing processes and that is why the shipments will continue.

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This is why I always bike with a scythe

Same, and that they’re not susceptible to bullets, because if they are, we already know how that will go.

Straight from The Handmaid's Tale

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Don’t forget that trump rolled back safety regulations for hazardous material transportation on cargo trains.

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Blame all not just Congress.

I'm curious about the well too. With all the shady shit that's been happening to obfuscate the actual pollution, I wouldn't be surprised if it's just a hole in the ground with no protection whatever for more contamination.

Putin’s skin flute, same flute has here.

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And over 80% of MI's population lives in SEMI. What's your point?

Aren’t we pumping nasty stuff into the ground for cash already all over Ohio?