"nice throuing shade wright?? Notice u didnt list pipe line accidents?? because u cant whut does ALASKA DUMB ASS LIAR hav to do w pipe in NORTH DAKOTA UR STUPID LIBTARD"
Well ... ouch.
When I've been schooled, I'm big enough to admit it. You got me.
Now, I don't wanna be a 'STUPID LIBTARD' so I'm hoping you can help me out with some good old fashioned conservative wisdom. I googled "pipeline accidents" and got a dozen lists from a variety of credible sources detailing literally hundreds of pipeline failures in the last ten years all across the US. I mean, seriously, if you type "list of oil pipeline spills" into The Google, you get like a billizon results. True story, Bro. The NTSB lists 122 major pipeline accidents since 1996 including dozens of accident reports on pipelines operated by Enbridge, the company who will maintain and operate the Dakota Access Pipeline. One of those reports details the July 25, 2010, rupture of an Enbridge 30" diameter oil pipeline in Marshall, Michigan which went unnoticed for 17 hours and dumped nearly a million gallons of crude oil into critical wetlands, which then flowed into Talmadge Creek and then into the Kalamazoo River. According to the report, the damage assessment was so extensive it's still being calculated and clean up efforts have cost almost a billion dollars.
What's the deal with this?
Because obviously there are no pipeline accidents -- at least that's what I think you said in that well reasoned and articulate email. So is Google in on it? The NTSB? Please do explain in more detail.
In the meantime, I'll leave my essay on Standing Rock as it is.
