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  poor company, give them fine which erase their profits for the last 4 hours! not sure if they won’t fill a bankruptcy with that
context: Smithers, my wallet's in my right front pocket. >
  
  Rich oil company receives a slap on the hand for damages against a people, their food source, livelihood and the environment. Tell me again what those wealthy oil executives make per year and what their bonuses amount too? >
  
  Seems very low. Should be billions, no? >
  
  It was a settlement. Without admission of liability though. >
  
  Unfortunately the gas lines were targeted for years by local groups looking to either steal the oil or extort Shell. The fact that Shell was found liable is actually a bit strange (ultimately they are responsible for not doing more to try and secure their lines). >
  
  Farmers won’t get a dime.  It’ll be stolen by the first tribal whoever that gets his hands on it. >
  
  Probably sucked $100 billion out of the ground.  And have to be taken to court to give up some scraps. >
  
  Insanity isn’t it >
  
  no more like how world of resource exploitation has been working for hundreds of years? They used to exploit much more >
  
  Mine as well fly over an area and throw the cash out >
  
  Shell likely makes $16 million a second.