California can do whatever it wants
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Look at the failure GayBob asking the state of California for aid and assistance. Where is the pge board and executive staff? Shareholders are owed fiduciary responsibility in a capitalist system GayBob. Failures and socialists like you ask for help from state government regulators.SFGbob said:
PG&E is a nominally private business that is heavily regulated by the State. They state allowed PG&E to continue operations while failing to maintain their power lines and update their equipment.greenblood said:To be fair, the power outage is do to PG&E shutting down the power not the State. PG&E is being extra cautious do to the fire last year.
Neither PG&E nor the Government regulators who were making billions off the rate payers had a problem with this relationship until their aging infrastructure started getting people killed, and then the state turned around and started pointing fingers are PG&E telling the public how bad they are.
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Assume?RaceBannon said:
I don't give a fuck about your hypocrisy. I just point it out. Most socialists are losers.CirrhosisDawg said:
If I ever did, does that piss you off? I can afford to and watching failures like you and GayBob lose your shit makes it worthwhile.RaceBannon said:
You vote for socialistsCirrhosisDawg said:SFGbob said:
El Monte doesn't give a shit about anyone but himself.RaceBannon said:But liberals care about poor people
I’m a successful capitalist and believe in the individual over the collective. Unlike you. Good luck at the hospital emergency room.
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Look at El Monte asking to suck cock.CirrhosisDawg said:
Look at the failure GayBob asking the state of California for aid and assistance. Where is the pge board and executive staff? Shareholders are owed fiduciary responsibility in a capitalist system GayBob. Failures and socialists like you ask for help from state government regulators.SFGbob said:
PG&E is a nominally private business that is heavily regulated by the State. They state allowed PG&E to continue operations while failing to maintain their power lines and update their equipment.greenblood said:To be fair, the power outage is do to PG&E shutting down the power not the State. PG&E is being extra cautious do to the fire last year.
Neither PG&E nor the Government regulators who were making billions off the rate payers had a problem with this relationship until their aging infrastructure started getting people killed, and then the state turned around and started pointing fingers are PG&E telling the public how bad they are.
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Uh, PG&E went bankrupt. In 2017 stock traded at $69 a share. Today its at $8 a share. To pretend that the PG&E investors weren't punished for the fires is just the usual leftard fantasies that ignore the real world.
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No shit retard. Before surrendering and waving his white flag again, GayBob asked what the state regulators were doing when this is entire fuck up is the fault of a board and management that were legally and financially responsible to shareholders.WestlinnDuck said:Uh, PG&E went bankrupt. In 2017 stock traded at $69 a share. Today its at $8 a share. To pretend that the PG&E investors weren't punished for the fires is just the usual leftard fantasies that ignore the real world.
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Thanks Taft!greenblood said:To be fair, the power outage is do to PG&E shutting down the power not the State. PG&E is being extra cautious do to the fire last year.
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I'd be more than happy to have the state play no role in any of this. The state wants to heavily regulate PG&E and use PG&E as a political piggy bank and then cry about the evils of capitalism when PG&E fails to maintain their equipment.CirrhosisDawg said:
No shit retard. Before surrendering and waving his white flag again, GayBob asked what the state regulators were doing when this is entire fuck up is the fault of a board and management that were legally and financially responsible to shareholders.WestlinnDuck said:Uh, PG&E went bankrupt. In 2017 stock traded at $69 a share. Today its at $8 a share. To pretend that the PG&E investors weren't punished for the fires is just the usual leftard fantasies that ignore the real world.
