In addition to the environmental impact of the 2010 explosion of the Deep Horizon BP oil rig 11 workers lost their lives. This, of course, isn't an occurrence unique to BP's operations. Oil rigs are notoriously dangerous places to work. Televisions shows such as "Dangerous Catch" have even capitalized on work place safety as dramatic fodder for the adoring public. Some maintain that, at least as regards these kinds of jobs, the salaries reflect the risks involved and that workers sign up at their own peril. Others hold that business predicated on such dangerous conditions ought to be highly regulated if not out and out disallowed, especially given the global economy and worries about foreign outsourcing and child labor. Your task is to make two points, one tying the issue of work place safety to the issues of liberty and social welfare,