11-8-2016 Trump wins Presidency

[SickBeast]

Did Rollo seriously just call someone else insane in the brain?  Isn't Rollo the same guy who said the water crisis in Flint was a "non-partisan" issue and basically gave the Republican turkey a free pass?  And now he is calling gstanford insane in the brain?

I will tell you, Rollo, some people may be insane in the membrane, but you are the one that's insane in the brain.

I can't believe they let a half wit like you teach children. Makes me throw up in my mouth the way you use a tragedy that damaged children to hiss snotty childish comments about Republicans.

You see, that's the thing.  You are not only insane in the membrane, you are also insane in the brain.  I think it's only natural to want to hold someone accountable for such a horrible mistake that had such drastic consequences on so many people.  The guy needs to go to jail IMO.  So please forgive me for condemning someone who's so cheap that they would jeopardize the health and well being of hundreds of thousands of people.  You keep turning a blind eye if you want.  I don't want these idiots in my government and neither should you.  All you seem to care about is keeping some extra cash in some rich guy's pocket.  Oh noes!  If I pay 1% more taxes some of it will go to slackers!  Noooo!  The horror!

Should your family forgive you for being so cheap you bought the HiSense tv and a house in that depressing looking neighborhood in your ice rink picture? Or were you doing the best you could with what you had?

Same deal here dumbass. Their town went BROKE, the state stepped in and tried to run it with NO MONEY.

I don't forgive them or turn a blind eye, I feel sad about the whole situation for all concerned. There will certainly be lawsuits and the plaintiffs will win, but no matter what happens the people still drank chemicals basically because they had the misfortune to live in a dirt poor town because they're dirt poor.

So you don't think the state should have stepped in with some kind of funding? I mean, the issue with what happened is that I'm sure there are rules and regulations surrounding water quality. The simple fact that they hooked up the feed to a polluted river is just mind boggling to me. So you think all those people should have been expected to just move away? It's not the state's fault because the local government was broke?

I don't know. You do have a bit of a point however the fact that a decision like this was actually made by the government is the problem. What would have been cheaper, have the state fix the water supply, or get sued by thousands of people now?