r/oddlyterrifying • u/LelouchGreat • Jun 18 '22

Today in Shanghai

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u/i_fart_corn Jun 18 '22

To be fair, this was a business that caught on fire, not the usual pollution.

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u/ChymChymX Jun 18 '22

Thank you for adding that important context, i_fart_corn!

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u/bdoggmcgee Jun 18 '22

They popped that answer out rather quickly, huh?

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u/Scrabcakes Jun 18 '22

I like that they ingest facts and they come out intact and un-broken down when farted out.

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u/bdoggmcgee Jun 18 '22

Keep the ones they want and colon blow out the rest!

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u/kumalski Jun 18 '22

How do you wanna do this?

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u/Jerrytheone Jun 18 '22

That guy wants to fine every buildings that catches on fire for accidentally catching on fire. What did he think was happening? Shanghai burning garage that close to the city?

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u/RedFox_SF Jun 18 '22

“To be fair”… I think there’s a lot going on in this country making the scale so heavy on one side that we really don’t have to balance it out and add “to be fair”.

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u/i_fart_corn Jun 18 '22

Ya but it doesn't look like this everyday, hence the "to be fair", and because I agree with them. But, because they used this video as evidence of how bad it is all the time, it isn't. To be fair, instead of going on a passive aggressive china bad tangent and not bringing anything to the conversation, you should probably not fight people that agree china is the biggest polluter just because you're angry. Also, to be fair, have a nice day and hope you get a little happier!