Grangemouth, isn't it about time?

Question

Yes, it's sad for the workers, but surely it's a good thing. We - must - close the pollutant manufacturing plants in order to evolve. 
I can't think of one reason to continue perpetrating these companies. It's the second decade of the second Millenium. It's about time? Surely...?

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

You make a very good point, however the plastics will continue to be manufactured elsewhere. The good old human race will continue down its deadly path in its relationship with the planet, so maybe the Grangemouth ppl should continue to participate. Let them have jobs and self respect as they contribute to future disaster.

Grangemouth, isn't it about time?

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