^ Punishment would then fit the crime. Plus they toil @ miner’s wages. You know, the wage management/owners weep over each and every time the union clears their throat.
Another 39 men died because of our refusal to accept the vast superiority of nuclear power. We could become free of dependence on oil producers. We could become energy independent. We could emulate the French, Japanese etc into moving to the 21st Century.
I’ve been in that part of the world, and DrCanuck is right. Furthermore, they fall into “ghetto thinking,” where someone who escapes becomes a traitor. I met a West Virginian who got into college on a football scholarship, and his family and friends turned on him. They wanted him to give it up and go into the mines. He got out, but at a cost.
And remember West Virginia so horrified Kennedy when he campaigned there that it helped trigger the War on Poverty. It’s still terribly poor.
Justice22 about 14 years ago
May God bless those who gave their lives for their families and brothers. The slow dig is the most painful.
runar about 14 years ago
They should be sentenced to work in a coal mine with no safety regulations.
zekedog55 about 14 years ago
^ Punishment would then fit the crime. Plus they toil @ miner’s wages. You know, the wage management/owners weep over each and every time the union clears their throat.
comYics about 14 years ago
Invent robots already.
Charles Brobst Premium Member about 14 years ago
The coal industry consumes it’s workers for the profits of a few fat rich guys. I know this to be true, my father was a coal miner.
CourageCD about 14 years ago
charlie555: I hate the politicizing of death.
When death happens needlessly, it IS political.
Libertarian1 about 14 years ago
Another 39 men died because of our refusal to accept the vast superiority of nuclear power. We could become free of dependence on oil producers. We could become energy independent. We could emulate the French, Japanese etc into moving to the 21st Century.
Motivemagus about 14 years ago
I’ve been in that part of the world, and DrCanuck is right. Furthermore, they fall into “ghetto thinking,” where someone who escapes becomes a traitor. I met a West Virginian who got into college on a football scholarship, and his family and friends turned on him. They wanted him to give it up and go into the mines. He got out, but at a cost. And remember West Virginia so horrified Kennedy when he campaigned there that it helped trigger the War on Poverty. It’s still terribly poor.
wbtthefrog about 14 years ago
Victoriassecret flagged
parkersinthehouse about 14 years ago
and flagged again
don’t click on the site it could be viral
Gladius about 14 years ago
Good question Doc, I flagged all of them a few hours ago.
comYics about 14 years ago
Somebody has to operate the robot’s. Stop yelling blind hatred at me DrCanuck.