Campaña de Greenpeace, Rediseña el logo de BP: Los 25 más divertidos y más creativos [Fotos]…

Greenpeace Reino Unido acaba de lanzar una campaña / concurso instando a la gente a “renombrar” el logotipo de BP y demostrar que “no más allá del petróleo” como su lema indica. Mientras que las entradas están abiertas hasta finales de junio y…

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I really like these BP jokes, but I just find it strange that none of these oil spill jokes are directed towards the guys that was elected into political office to take care of incidents like this.

Every one was on Bush’s (not a fan) back about Katrina a natural disaster but no-one seems to care that Obama is doing NOTHING at least BP is trying(and spending) Obama is only talking and doing jack shit.

If you state it is BP’s fault you can also say it is the fault of the organisation that gave BP the right to drill there … US Government = Obama. He had more than a year to revoke BP’s license so don’t go blaming other administrations either. He had his chance to rectify any mistakes in licensing and did not see any fault in this license.

> "If you state it is BP's fault you can also say it is the fault of the organisation that gave BP the right to drill there … US Government = Obama. He had more than a year to revoke BP's license so don't go blaming other administrations either. He had his chance to rectify any mistakes in licensing and did not see any fault in this license."

Dude, go ahead and critize the government RESPONSE and the existing poor regulatory controls, but its just stupid to think that the president should have been reviewing the drilling practices (or mining practices, or whatever minutia people are pissed about at the moment) of every rig in the gulf and pulling licenses. Broad strategy is the president's job, not reviewing minutia. One can argue that the Minerals Management office really dropped the ball, and given the re-occuring malfeasance of the office (just look at the incredibly unethical relationships members had with oil and coal explorers in the western states at the tale end of the last administration) it needs some dramatic oversight and auditing, but even then, that isn't what the president should be focused on (the Secretary of the Interior, the GAO, the head of MM, all of them yes, but not the president).

In terms of response, everyone involved is lacking, and Obama really seems to only be focused on throwing manpower at the cleanup which is far to reactive for my tastes. Criticize that, but to have expected magic divining powers to recognize the problem before it happened is completely unreasonable. That said, I applaud the notion that BP should pay the whole bill - so many of the costs of oil and coal are externalized such that they are not reflected in pump prices and I am all for seeing those costs internalized so that we understand the true cost of a gallon of oil. Then alternatives wouldn't look so costly.

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You have to be kidding, right?? This can be DIRECTLY connected to Cheney and his deregulation of the industry. Obama is cleaning up yet ANOTHER mess (Iraq, US economy, Afganistan) left to our country, our children, and our children's children that the last 8 years of Bush and his at-any-cost directives have left us. Give me a break.

Don't forget all this was made possible by the US gov't!!! The used equipment is banned in Europe since long.

Why is no one complaining about transocean? You know the company who owned the rig, whose staff operated it and took care of safety?

Wow these are great! Love them! Sad they have the inspiration to make them

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It's a catastrophe for sure, and nobody could blame the US for feeling aggrieved and for wanting to blame someone. But it's interesting to note that, in the case of an American company which was responsible for the Bhopal disaster in India (1984), where thousands of people died and many more are still dying today, they don't give a crap.

O__o just because we drive cars doesn't mean we're all for shetty regulations of the industry. I tink you might be missing theh point silly troll.

SURE, lets just blame the whole human race. That's one way to make things better *sarcasm*. Bitter cynical like you make me sick. You are just as useless as those who you are condemning for creating the problem. I believe it is possible for us to use our innovations to correct these problems that we caused. But the blame game is easier to play. If you're going to get pissy, why not actually do something about it rather than posting a pathetic one liner to some forum that few people actually read?

nice idea… i guess most of them is posterize ??

I agree with pointing a finger at those directly in charge of the safety of the faulty equipment. However, I do not agree with your shlonghead babble about the US people.

The Indian Government put their own foots up their rumps on that one. The CEO got on a plane, jetted on over there to work on getting things cleaned up, and he was put on house arrest, and THEN told you have to get OUT of India within 24 hrs. So, he did. DUH. The company paid something like $500 million dollars towards that, and set up accounts for those directly affected. Sure, much more can be done, but you also have to blame the standards over there in India. I for one had to hold my nose going through that country it was damn filthy. Lets hope their standards are higher now.

Childish to blame one company - you think BP are the exception to the rule? All oil companies are like this and it's oil that drives our economies. The bleading heart fishermen (some…not all - of which are rubbing their hands together with glee at the payout they will receive) are happy to pour diesel into the engines that take their boats out to sea.

Nice designs. To everyone looking to point fingers, how bout we stop pointing the finger for a min and try to clean it up. Then once we stop the leak and clean up the oil we can figure out why it happened and how to avoid it happening the same way a second time.

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[...] NaCo. Blog Just another WordPress.com weblog « PESI, PECSI o PEPSI ? BEYOND PETROLEUM ? July 1, 2010 Muchachos aqui para compartir estos graficos que solicito a manera de concurso Greenpeace UK. Desde el primero de junio de 2010 se han derramado 20 millones de galones de petroleo en el Golfo de México y la identidad de los responsables (BP) debe cambiar. aqui les dejamos primero el original y algunos de los loguitos corregidos y aumentados de BP. (via >  twistedsifter.com ) ver nota completa >> AQUI << [...]

And you, sir, are a douchebag teabagger. Good day.

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