July 16, Lac Megantic

Many politicians and others persist in calling the man made disaster at Lac Megantic a “tragedy”. This is a misuse of English. What happened at the Quebec town was a crime against humanity. This was part of the record of crimes resulting from the sacrifice of people for increasing profit for Corporations. This is precisely predictable when Corporations appoint governments who are willing and eager to trade people for profits as part of the deal to help Corporations in exchange for staying in power. Safety cannot come first. People are sacrificed for quick and nasty money returns and so we see how crimes against humanity are committed.

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I am a retired professor living in a somewhat remote location near Georgian Bay, Ontario, Canada. I spend much of my time thinking and reading and writing about what it means to be human. I think that being aware or conscious means being a story creature. My story is made up of experience and how this is woven together is my identity. I story-make and therefore I am.
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