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Published: 2010-06-24 23:55:34 +0000 UTC; Views: 8138; Favourites: 176; Downloads: 0
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I don't like talking politics.Here's a million messy brushes to speak for me.
CLARIFICATION: I think I'm entitled to express my feelings through art. This picture isn't showing that I think BP should be crucified; it's displaying my deep sadness for the beautiful creatures and reefs that are paying the price for their unfortunate mistake.
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That says it all.
Did you see that "60 Minutes" special where they interviewed the computer technician who survived the explosion? And all he said about how all the higher-ups repeatedly told them to ignore broken safety devices and measures, to skip important steps and to drill way too fast?
I tell you, ALL those people who said to ignore all that need to be flown out into the middle of that slick... and left there. They can try and swim back!
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I'm pretty sure the Bikini Atoll still has some problems from the Atom Bomb tests that were held there.
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I actually think that's what gave rise to the inhabitants of Bikini Bottom in the first place.
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FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF-
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Surprisingly powerful stuff for something spongebob-themed.
Surprisingly powerful stuff period, in fact.
Politics suck by their very nature. Cleaning up the spill, on the other hand, is as apolitical as it gets... or should be. Unfortunately... meh. Everyone has a horse to sell.
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But isn't Bikini Bottom in the Pacific, and doesn't oil float above the water? (Not to mention being flippin' orange in water. Seriously, what's up with that?)
Regardless, I admit that I haven't really paid that much attention to the oil spill, since the whole thing could basically be summed up as such, "Human technology fails in one of the most hostile environments around, and then a bunch of incompetents try and clean up the mess."
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oil floats above water 
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Tell that to the million artists in DA who drew SpongeBob drowning in oil.
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oh no save the under sea life and other animals on the water!!!! >_< sorry i really don't like it when oil spills happen^^"
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But there's fire underwater.
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It looks like everyone's "environmental apocalypse" didn't turn out so apocalyptic, did it?
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Oh boy, here we go with the oil spill.
In my professional opinion, oil spills are not a big of a deal. At least a half of all oil spills are directed from natural causes. In otherwords, and I quote from Glenn Beck "Mother Earth has some seriously overactive pores."
BP is not to be bashed or be villianized for the oil spill, but paying dues for a mistake is needed. Yet making Oil Spills (ps Oil floats not sinks, thereby not directly affecting he wildlife below) something of a tragedy seems avant-garde in a professional manner. For out of chaos comes order.
That said, nice art piece.
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You may be correct about BP and how it shouldn't be villainized, but you cannot dare tell me that "oil spills are not that bad"-- especially if we're talking about this particular spill. This isn't an "ordinary" oil spill. Mother Nature didn't pop a pimple and had a tiny bit of pus come out. This is a MAN-MADE blunder that is spewing millions upon millions of gallons of oil into the ocean. It's contaminating and KILLING undersea wildlife EVERY DAY and poisoning birds and fish. Commercial fishing, beaches and preserves will be affected for DECADES because of this. Plankton (which produces a high amount of this earth's oxygen) is dying and if this spill keeps on spreading, it will bring absolute chaos for living beings everywhere.
I think I'm entitled to express my feelings through art-- even if it's fanart. This picture isn't showing that I think BP should be crucified; it's displaying my deep sadness for the beautiful creatures and reefs that are paying the price for their unfortunate mistake.
That said, maybe you didn't mean to imply what I read in your comment, so please be aware to choose your words carefully.
And thanks for the compliment. I rather like this piece.
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Umm, didn't I said a half of oil spills are cause naturally, including BIG oil spills?
Look I know your conserns for the environment but personally I don't think life will be affected much. Maybe in that precise area, but not on a global scale. Plus, as I said before, out of chaos comes order. In otherwords, life will return to the areas affected.
My comments are kinda controversial to translate but what I'm saying is this. Oil spills, no big deal to me, love the art, keep working on Agency.
That said, your welcome.
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You didn't see the interview on "60 Minutes" with the computer technician who survived the explosion, did you?
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Why would I watch "60 Minutes" and how is that relivant?
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You stated that BP doesn't deserve to be bashed and that many oil spills happen naturally. That is true about how nature can be the cause of disasters like this. But in this case it is unarguably BP's fault. The "60 Minutes" episode that explained all what happened can be seen here [link] .
BP doesn't deserve to be bashed, they deserve to be lynched! Not for the spill but for the lost lives of the people aboard the rig, alone! The spill and all its problems plus the disruption of thousands of peoples livelihoods only compounds their guilt!
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BP is British, why lynch em when England's Economy depends on their existance. Ok, a few lives were lost, but BP wasn't all to blame. Our Government was overlooking what BP was doing, which could have led to this. Why lynch BP when the US Bureaucracy had its hands red as well?
Seriously, get real.
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AND the government shouldn't have to watch them like that! No one in charge of anything should be stupid enough to do the things they did!
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Um, Government regulation is somewhat necessary in business, otherwise it could be worse. Seriously, why are calling to lynch these guys. I'm not happy with the Government, but I don't demand vengance.
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It's a problem that can't be fixed, so you get rid of it.
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Again, why get rid of BP, I see no logical reasoning in doing so. You'll just send England into a deep recession.
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NOT THE COMPANY!!! Just the fools who caused this! Replace them with people who are competent!
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Sounds reasonable, but you can be more calm in your responses.
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Good, now we come to an understanding. I believe this dicussion(sp?) can end on a high note.
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Yes, it's on the verge of getting silly. I'm not sure JediAnn would appreciate all this on her comments either.
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Indeed, and so I bid adeu and thank you for ending on a good note.
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You're welcome and good-bye.
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Jezz, whats up with you?
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I have a deep hatred towards greed and stupidity. It runs in the family.
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Um, BP isn't greedy or stupid the last time I checked. Ok maybe stupid a little, but not really greedy.
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Why? Is all big business and oil companies greedy?
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NOT THE COMPANY! The morons in charge!
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Well, we can't really blame all of them for this. A few replacements are necessary yes, but the shoe must fit the foot.
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Somehow, living in a pineapple under the sea doesn't seem so whimsical now.
Great way to express your thoughts on this situation.
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This is really good.
All I could think about, is that Sandy was probably the only one to survive...
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You made something for the envoirment. Nice Job.
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mas de la mitad del oxigeno del planeta lo producen los
si se sigue contaminando los oceanos asi el planeta ira muriendo y se convertira en un caos por todas partes
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It deffinitaly reminds you of how harsh reality really is.
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