A point also made by an attorney for farmers in Iowa is that the multi-billion PRIVATE pipeline company, owned by some 4 other billion dollar corporations claim that they have the right to exercise “eminent domain” - that the pipeline is a “public” benefit. Reader here know the actual route of the gaming of this travesty indicating that the ban having been lifted from export of the oil, will be doing just that.
So, what are the constitutional provisions that are being treated as “externalized costs”?
What political entities in the Iowa state government are lobbied and receive to keep those costs externalized to be paid by human lives for the profits of the multi-billion companies??
What % of the externalized cost methodology is forced onto continuation of indigenous genocide for these corporations now apparently totally dehumanized in the egregious Citizens United ruling?
The psychopathic premise that the peoples, knowledge, water, land, biomes, diversity absolutely essential to healthy balances that constitute the BODY of LIFE represented by those “externalized costs” simply disappear must be rejected because as we all know, these do not disappear but rather become aggregate destruction that the addiction to such an insane methodology propagates.
The difficult realization is that the legacy of entities at the scale of the practice of “externalized costs”, which are documented as continually intensifed and internalized by the industries constitutes a parasitic modality that is and always has been absolutely dependent on killing whatever components of its its host are most convenient at any given time. Each time that it does so, the addiction is intensified. Witness the global finance industry now imploding from “derivatives”. Witness the sacrifice of human rights, the rule of law, the environment, information and the “national security state” that must have everything - it is an appallingly consistent record. Witness the BILLIONS spent on PR companies to twist the truth, control outcomes, starting with a lie based on ‘plausible deniability’ because the industrial model has fully internalized its psychotic premise that nothing exists except its interests.