I'm disappointed in you Boys. Trust me, I'm just as mad at BP as everyone else and I'm a HUGE animal lover so I'm just as scared for all the animals in the Gulf right now being injured or worse. But boycotting your local BP does nothing more than hurt the locals who own and operate those gas stations, it does absolutely nothing to affect the major corporation. And if by chance it DID affect the major BP corporation, and their sales plummeted, and they were forced into bankruptcy, how do you expect them to PAY for all the damage this spill has caused if they're no longer in business and have no money to pay with?? I think you're doing what you think your American fans want you to do, but I don't think we all want to see you doing this. What about all your fans who work for BP gas stations and will lose their jobs because of the major boycotts going on across the country? What about your British fansbase? BP had a lot to do with this, of course, but you need to also look to our president and our government because they are flawed as well and they have a lot to do with how much oil is spewing out right now. They did not act as quickly as they should have, they didn't put into action a plan that could have helped stop the oil from spreading as quickly as it is, and for that, I blame them outright. BP has promised to make amends and they will, but in the mean time, everyone needs to stop pointing fingers, stop the blame game and just work together to find a solution already. Nothing will ever get done, and no fix will ever be found if everyone continues fighting and arguing and pointing fingers instead of working together. Unity is the only way out of this mess. Please re-think your statement.
This is great guys!!! i sooo happy that people with a public voice like your will speak out on whats going on!!!
@pixiedust12880 I can understand what you are saying and you have a point.
WAY TO GO GUYS!!! I think it is so awesome you decided to join the boycott. The only down fall is that in doing this a lot of people will lose their jobs, But it is not only BP we need to go after it is the President and Congress. They should have done something a long time ago. BP is not the only one to blame here.
I agree with what pixiedust said, but i think the boycott is more of what the president is doing, stopping all the drilling in the gulf. Then a lot of employees are gonna be unemployed.
I have to agree with you (Pixiedust12880) on this one I work for a BP gas station and don't get me wrong I feel really bad about whats going on overseas too....but by boycotting BP all together people are only making our buisness worse and could go to the loss of my job. We have people who come in and start yelling at us about the oil spill like it's our fault that it happened. If you have a problem with it then it needs to be told to the Upper office of BP not to the people who just work for the money to pay bills. By boycotting the BP gas stations your just going to be putting more people out into the street because eventually we won't have jobs because the boycotting will be the end of our jobs.
right on pixiedust!
I hear you Pixiedust. What you just said, is what I tried to say a couple of days ago in a post. I just couldn't find the right words.
People need to realize that by boycotting BP the only people that will be affected by this are the people who have nothing to do with what is happening in the gulf. The people who own BP gas stations will lose their jobs as well as the people who work in those gas stations. Also, people are being cut from the BP refineries and those people are electricians and mechanics who just so happen to be working at BP. Again, these people have no control over what BP is choosing to do or not do. All of this will only increase the unemployment rate. People need to research and think before they act. If you want to actually help then you should visit an area affected and provide them with business, become an active supporter of the green causes, etc. Another oil leak is happening in Utah and unless we can all ban together and demand another source of energy besides oil we truly aren't doing anything beneficial.
Good on you boys ! Every little helps and BP so need to pull their finger out and do something about this !
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Posted 06.20.2010 at 4:24 PM by vettechnikki
I'm disappointed in you Boys. Trust me, I'm just as mad at BP as everyone else and I'm a HUGE animal lover so I'm just as scared for all the animals in the Gulf right now being injured or worse. But boycotting your local BP does nothing more than hurt the locals who own and operate those gas stations, it does absolutely nothing to affect the major corporation. And if by chance it DID affect the major BP corporation, and their sales plummeted, and they were forced into bankruptcy, how do you expect them to PAY for all the damage this spill has caused if they're no longer in business and have no money to pay with?? I think you're doing what you think your American fans want you to do, but I don't think we all want to see you doing this. What about all your fans who work for BP gas stations and will lose their jobs because of the major boycotts going on across the country? What about your British fansbase? BP had a lot to do with this, of course, but you need to also look to our president and our government because they are flawed as well and they have a lot to do with how much oil is spewing out right now. They did not act as quickly as they should have, they didn't put into action a plan that could have helped stop the oil from spreading as quickly as it is, and for that, I blame them outright. BP has promised to make amends and they will, but in the mean time, everyone needs to stop pointing fingers, stop the blame game and just work together to find a solution already. Nothing will ever get done, and no fix will ever be found if everyone continues fighting and arguing and pointing fingers instead of working together. Unity is the only way out of this mess. Please re-think your statement.
Posted 06.16.2010 at 8:33 PM by Melissa
This is great guys!!! i sooo happy that people with a public voice like your will speak out on whats going on!!!
Posted 06.15.2010 at 9:59 PM by Snowflake
@pixiedust12880 I can understand what you are saying and you have a point.
Posted 06.15.2010 at 12:36 PM by luv4brian
WAY TO GO GUYS!!! I think it is so awesome you decided to join the boycott. The only down fall is that in doing this a lot of people will lose their jobs, But it is not only BP we need to go after it is the President and Congress. They should have done something a long time ago. BP is not the only one to blame here.
Posted 06.15.2010 at 2:15 AM by KTBUG (:
I agree with what pixiedust said, but i think the boycott is more of what the president is doing, stopping all the drilling in the gulf. Then a lot of employees are gonna be unemployed.
Posted 06.14.2010 at 11:03 PM by Loveless2418
I have to agree with you (Pixiedust12880) on this one I work for a BP gas station and don't get me wrong I feel really bad about whats going on overseas too....but by boycotting BP all together people are only making our buisness worse and could go to the loss of my job. We have people who come in and start yelling at us about the oil spill like it's our fault that it happened. If you have a problem with it then it needs to be told to the Upper office of BP not to the people who just work for the money to pay bills. By boycotting the BP gas stations your just going to be putting more people out into the street because eventually we won't have jobs because the boycotting will be the end of our jobs.
Posted 06.14.2010 at 8:44 PM by mgstar85
right on pixiedust!
Posted 06.14.2010 at 6:36 PM by Pluk
I hear you Pixiedust. What you just said, is what I tried to say a couple of days ago in a post. I just couldn't find the right words.
Posted 06.14.2010 at 5:53 PM by pixiedust
People need to realize that by boycotting BP the only people that will be affected by this are the people who have nothing to do with what is happening in the gulf. The people who own BP gas stations will lose their jobs as well as the people who work in those gas stations. Also, people are being cut from the BP refineries and those people are electricians and mechanics who just so happen to be working at BP. Again, these people have no control over what BP is choosing to do or not do. All of this will only increase the unemployment rate. People need to research and think before they act. If you want to actually help then you should visit an area affected and provide them with business, become an active supporter of the green causes, etc. Another oil leak is happening in Utah and unless we can all ban together and demand another source of energy besides oil we truly aren't doing anything beneficial.
Posted 06.14.2010 at 1:13 PM by bexley
Good on you boys ! Every little helps and BP so need to pull their finger out and do something about this !
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