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Rolls with it...
They MACGRUBERed a solution!
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That's one way of looking at it, but what were the side effects of lowering the lake levels?
Your link was not without bias, so the article is likely to be for the company and against the governor in it's bias. That needs to be factored into what the article says.
Was he??????
Michigan Attorney General Nessel and Governor Whitless have their fingerprints all over the massive dam failures that destroyed so much of the Midland area.
Federal regulators revoked the operating license for the Edenville Dam in September 2018...
Especially in Michigan. Because the UAW killed that whole State.
I keep hoping that some new industry will find a good use for the infrastructure in Detroit and bring it back some.
I have had my eye on Call Centers if they can disincentivize offshoring that work.
The deficiency that they were supposed to fix. It was a hack solution so that they wouldn't have to do required maintenance and improvements, so they can kick the can down the road and maybe some other company would be responsible for it, or the state picks up the tab for fixing it, while they kept all the profits.
Ah! Calling her names, that's the hallmark of any informative post, by A Person Who Knows Better :thumbup
So the private owner had no license any more... OK so it doesn't look like a private company is always the better choice then..
I think the point of the article is that the MI government made the company re-fill the lake, leading to the present problem. To supposedly save mussels, or some such. Of course all those mussels are dying now.:wow
+1The point of the article was to shift the blame from root cause: private company deferring maintenance and addressing issues they were aware of. Instead applying bandaid solution to kick the issue down the road where it might be others problem.
The point of the article was to shift the blame from root cause: private company deferring maintenance and addressing issues they were aware of. Instead applying bandaid solution to kick the issue down the road where it might be others problem.
The OP misspelled the governor's name. I think he meant Witless........:rofl
You're being deliberately obtuse. I'm done.:x
You're being deliberately obtuse. I'm done.:x
They suck funds away from State. Funds that can be used for infrastructure maintenance. Paying $90k/yr + benefits for non HS-graduates doing manual-labour is outrageous. Not to mention union-fees on top sucking from both sides for union bosses.
WTF does graduating high school have to do with it? Ones potential earnings shouldn't be tied to their level of education. It should be tied to either their skill set and how valuable it is. Thankfully, for the most part, that's true, and the market drives the price. Don't look down your nose at someone just because they didn't attain the same level of education you did. Talk about smug.
WTF does graduating high school have to do with it? Ones potential earnings shouldn't be tied to their level of education. It should be tied to either their skill set and how valuable it is. Thankfully, for the most part, that's true, and the market drives the price. Don't look down your nose at someone just because they didn't attain the same level of education you did. Talk about smug.
We're talking about 2 completely different things. You can use outlier examples like Bill Gates or Steve Jobs all you want (both college dropouts). Very few people will be able to get their results by following in their footsteps. But looking at middle of bell-curve will predict the group quite well.One the richest people in my community.....is illiterate. All started with buying one cheap home and never stopping, made his millions upon millions that way.
I'm through with working with people who thinks mailing products to customers wrapped in brown paper-bags with handwritten labels is OK. Or cannabilizing finished cars for parts to complete cars further up line.
WTF does graduating high school have to do with it? Ones potential earnings shouldn't be tied to their level of education. It should be tied to either their skill set and how valuable it is. Thankfully, for the most part, that's true, and the market drives the price. Don't look down your nose at someone just because they didn't attain the same level of education you did. Talk about smug.
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Companies will always take the path to greatest profit, which is exactly why they shouldn't be used for a bunch of places that are traditionally government run.