Posted Thursday 26th February 2009 11:29 GMT
oi environMENTALists ... do us all a favour; FUCK OFF
Posted Thursday 26th February 2009 11:29 GMT
We all agree that greedy businessmen should not be allowed to offload their muck for the rest of us to pay to clear up. But...
The more imaginary costs are loaded onto UK businesses by eco-nutters, backed up by the unelected EU, the more businesses will simply relocate to India or China. Any costs will certainly be passed on to the consumer.
Enough meddling!
Posted Thursday 26th February 2009 11:52 GMT
What a stupid scheme, wouldn't it be better to try to no pollute that much in the first place.
I'm sure that even at the corporate level there is the equivalent of not letting the water running whilst brushing.
The money raised will be waisted by some idiots in brussels trying to figure out how to assess the assessment method of assessing the level of damage that the said pollutant is causing.
That being said the exact nature of the pollutant cannot be disclosed because of industrial patent ...
Looks like ethanol to me more problems created than solved.
Fuckers in Brussels use your brain not your vote.
Posted Thursday 26th February 2009 13:52 GMT
It's obviously pointed at small businesses as Big Corp. Plc. will carry on regardless because of immunity due to the "Sir" or "Lord" that just suddenly became a member of the board.
I can understand the need to prevent pollution - but criminalising it is not the answer.
Education is.
Posted Thursday 26th February 2009 15:27 GMT
"I can understand the need to prevent pollution - but criminalising it is not the answer."
Yeah it's just another cost to be socialised, innit?
Pay to clean up your own shit, or be forced to pay someone else to do it while you sit in the slammer. Sorted.
Posted Thursday 26th February 2009 15:33 GMT
The regulation does suggest that it is the cost of cleaning up the shit which is to be put on the company which illegally dumps it. What exactly that has to do with "imaginary costs" or "waisting money on some idiot in brussels" is beyond me.
Obviously corruption exists - but that is not for me reason enough to give up completely on the idea of having a civil society. As for the actual implementation of this scheme here in the uk I am sure that it will most likely be a complete fuck up - just as so many other things...
Education is an answer? Sorry but this is the UK - when did you last reflect over the quality of real world education in the UK and concluded that it is delivering politically advertised results?
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