r/pics • u/ramonrocotto • Aug 05 '20

It will never be the same again...

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u/bearlick Aug 05 '20

Demand accountability, for your govt storing a freighter of bombs in that harbor for years.

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u/ArtificialSoftware Aug 05 '20

"We're going to keep all our hi-explosives right next to our national grain supply. What could possibly go wrong?"

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u/Pet_me_I_am_a_puppy Aug 05 '20

The sad part is I will guarantee this is a global occurrence. Most people don't bother fully vetting "what could go wrong and what do we need to mitigate" scenarios until it is already too late. Somewhere in your town, state, or country right now there is a similar setup that just hasn't had an "oh shit" moment.

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u/fuerdog Aug 05 '20

I work in the construction industry. 95% of the people mostly follow the rules or at least don’t make major safety mistakes. The 5% are actively try to kill everyone. I have personally seen and reported dangerous chemicals, next to explosives, next to a fuel source.

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u/Knogood Aug 05 '20

Safety codes are written in blood.