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<blockquote data-quote="audioholic" data-source="post: 6875071" data-attributes="member: 549629"><p>There is enough blame to pass around to everyone here. Dont be focused onto a single scapegoat. BP is responsible for something like 97% of major safety violations by an oil refiner in the US in the past 3 years (over 800 for BP, with less than 10 for every other company... 800!). So yes, clearly BP has a lot to answer for. But, so do the over seers who were suppose to keep this type of thing from happening. Clearly the EPA was asleep at the wheel, to name one.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="audioholic, post: 6875071, member: 549629"] There is enough blame to pass around to everyone here. Dont be focused onto a single scapegoat. BP is responsible for something like 97% of major safety violations by an oil refiner in the US in the past 3 years (over 800 for BP, with less than 10 for every other company... 800!). So yes, clearly BP has a lot to answer for. But, so do the over seers who were suppose to keep this type of thing from happening. Clearly the EPA was asleep at the wheel, to name one. [/QUOTE]
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