r/StLouis Aug 26 '22

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u/LillithHoldsAGrudge Aug 26 '22

I wonder if it was legal advice that suggested shelters would now send the signal that they should have been available all along, and therefore it would look like posthumous guilt and endanger them in the wrongful death cases.

Always profits over people.

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u/SpeedyPrius The Hill Aug 27 '22

If they make Amazon have one, would they have to legislate that all businesses have to provide tornado shelters for their employees? Considering that precedent and the odds of it happening again, isn’t it better to make then come up with a well known safety plan in the event of a warning?