You still haven't posted any links for that, BTW.

that's about as dishonest as claiming there is no definitive answer if man made climate change exists. you're wrong. there is one. just because some "experts" are paid to deny that (for obvious reasons), just because you can argue about details and nuances, doesn't mean there isn't an overwhelming consensus on the core question.

keep shilling for corrupt politicians and the corporations bribing them though. NPCs gonna NPC...

Republicans are all about small government and deregulation until disasters happens.

It's real... Dioxin. I guess the town has been evacuated... I checked: seems they had to wait for... two days ??
This could ends up into a big scandal.




This post was edited by Meanwhile on Feb 15 2023 06:08pm

why do you think the railroad workers were on strike?

Because of breaks, not.brakes.

View of some private tracks in 2017 from Ohio. yikes

breaks yes (and sick days/vacation/work-life balance) but also because they're vastly understaffed and the massive concern of safety impacts due to being understaffed. once they had a 5 person crew minimum, which was then reduced to 3, and now 2. where they once had 3+ minutes to inspect each car, they now have around 90 seconds due to a lack of manpower. safety and a lack of oversight of train safety has been an issue for literally decades. how did we get here? because the railroad companies lobbied for more deregulation AND they laid off employees to increase their profits. when you cut corners like this, accidents are more likely to happen

this shit has been an issue for DECADES

https://www.latimes.com/local/la-me-metrolink-hearing5-2009mar05-story.html

This post was edited by gnarjay on Feb 16 2023 12:07pm

Lengh / max amount of cars per train is also a factor they played with imho

another conspiracy theorist saying experts are all paid off, seek therapy the world isnt out to get you fender.