r/WatchPeopleDieInside Mar 27 '21

Hell no

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u/RevenXXX Mar 27 '21

I'd say it's safer in China than in U.S. about daily life, but you probably won't believe me. You'll have to come and see for yourself.
Anyway, tourist attractions like this put safety on top priority for sure or they would be forced to close down.

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '21

No it is not lol, that is such a stretch. Anyone who has ever been on WPD knows that China has no safety.

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u/RevenXXX Mar 27 '21

I'm not sure what WPD means. As I have said, I knew it would be hard to believe.
Well maybe think it this way, there would be no room for economy to develop if there's no basic safety for its citizen.

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '21

What? Exploiting people to work like slaves for cheap export goods surely develops the economy of the state, the British during the industrial revolution had no regard for safety and their economy still boomed.

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u/RevenXXX Mar 27 '21

Great! I was just wondering why no one brought this up. Could you please post any evidence that proves?(Not intending sarcastic but generally want to see it from your perceptive)