Can you provide me with some sort of detail as to where I am wrong? Which part of my statement? If not, go take a valium. Sleep tight, the Gulf will be fine.
Thank you God
I said I wasn’t in a mood to argue.
You post some supporting details that the gulf will be fine, that the marshes and spawning grounds won’t be destroyed, and that those lakes of oil under the surface, and therefore not visible to the eye won’t completely ruin the coastlines.
And, post some comforting information about how the dispersants used are totally harmless to sea life and humans. Maybe those going out on some of the vessels are silly to be wearing protective gear. Send your nonsense to them, and tell them to take valium.
It’s not the water in the ocean that is the problem.
It’s the oil fouling many many miles of coastline that is the problem.
Fouled fishing areas, boats, air quality. Or do you think benzene and other dangerous particles in the air and on the beaches are insignificant.
You would pretend it’s only oil in the water when it’s oil spilled into our space that is the problem.