Please boycott BP

[Scooby_Brew]

I just hope BP is not "too big to fail".
When a company like BP goes bankrupt, their assets are being sold (in this case to other oil companies) by a trustee to repay the money owned. In which case, the states effected by the disaster and the US Government would be first in line to reclaim money lost. And then the next big oil CEO hopefully would think twice before trying to save money on remote shut off systems and emergency relief valves like BP did.

 

[gratus fermentatio]

Boycotts don't work; dip the BP bastards in their own oil & set them on fire.

 

[JayInJersey]

First they went to James Cameron...then to Kevin Costner...soon they will hookup big fans on the coast in a hope that they can recreate Superman's super breath in SMIII to push the oil back into the ground.

Just wait...it will happen

 

[Scooby_Brew]

So this poor clown BP's CEO Tony Hayward(A.K.A. Mr. Bean) is now famous for saying ultra-stupid things like "I want my live back" - after 18 Americans died on his rig and millions will lose their jobs and businesses because of the spill. So now BP brings a new guy - BP's Chief, and the first thing he says in front of cameras is that we, Americans, are the "small people". And they "care about the small people" LMAO.
I sure hope I don't own too many stocks of BP in my 401K.
I don't care if you Green, Blue or Red: grow a pair and boycott BP!

 

[Rhoobarb]

This is the PERFECT time to buy up shares of BP. They are at $31.98 as I type this. I stocked up. When this mess gets cleaned up (and it will) and when some other disaster has our interest (and it will) and after Americans have forgotten all about this (and they will) and the Gulf shoreline is back to normal (and it will), the price will go up beyond the $60 it was before all of this happened. And I'll have the extra scratch to buy more brewing stuff.

And boycotts like this are useless: http://www.chicagotribune.com/business/ct-biz-0618-bp-boycott-20100617,0,7878046.story