So where will the libertarian billionaires be dumping their waste

[malaise]

not in our water? These people are fugging crazy.
I wouldn't let them drive on a public road or bridge or use a public space. No taxes, no social good for you. It's that simple.

[HopeHoops]

1. No rescue from a fucking hurricane either. Enjoy Utopia.

[malaise]

4. or a tsunami

Hell hath no fury like nature's wrath

[HopeHoops]

6. I'd be more worried about Monsanto or McFoods moving in.

[meow2u3]

2. I say let's exile the Koch Bros. to that barge

And don't allow them off--not even to go to the bathroom.

[Angry Dragon]

3. It is a good idea

get them all together and then sink it

[malaise]

5. Let's locate them near Kick 'em Jenny

and let nature kick their asses to oblivion
http://www.caribbeancompass.com/jennyfinish.htm
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The Kick 'em Jenny volcano is active, there is no doubt about that. According to the Global Volcanism Program of Smithsonian Institution, it has erupted ten times since 1939, with the most recent eruption occurring in 1990.
"Marine and aviation warnings have been out for years, but yachts, schooners and ferries continue to go right over it," says Tony Buxo, a member of Grenada's National Emergency Advisory Council.

Kick 'em Jenny volcano is located at approximately 12·18'N, 61·38'W, just west of The Sisters rocks and Ile de Ronde, and about 6 miles (9 kilometers) north of Grenada. Nearby Ile de Caille is made up of two youthful craters and lava flows. Kick 'em Jenny is the southernmost active volcano in the Lesser Antilles volcanic arc and, although at a number of scuba diving sites such as "Champagne" in Dominica and one area of "Mayreau Gardens" near the Tobago Cays, bubbles trickle up from the bottom signalling local volcanic activity, Kick 'em Jenny is the only active submarine volcano in the arc.

Kick 'em Jenny has a basal diameter of about 3 miles (5 kilometers) and rises about 4,300 feet (1,300 meters) above the sea floor. Its summit grew from about 235 meters (770 feet) below the sea surface in 1962 to about 150 meters (492 feet) in 1982.