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By: Laura

Laura — Wed, 09 Jun 2010 04:27:28 +0000

While I do blame BP for this monumental, environmental, diasaster; our national hunger for oil related products is to blame. Obscenely large profits and the greed for them is fueled only by our cooperation with them in using ubiquitous plastic bags, food and beverage containers, and making oil such an intergral part of our national vitality. It is time to place the blame squarely where it really lies…..and that it is us!

We need to get pissed off enough to refuse to use petroleum as indiscriminately as we do now. It is hard not to get really pissed off at BP, but I get really teed off at the fact that each plastic bag, plastic bottle, motor oil change, and even our Starbucks cups had a bigger hand at this.

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