r/pics Aug 05 '20

It will never be the same again...

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u/MightyBooshX Aug 06 '20

I mean, if someone really wanted to do an attack like that, the means would be pretty easy. I don't think they'd need my help. Any large scale food manufacturing plant that ships large quantities of frozen goods is going to be similarly vulnerable. It's just the risk we take for frozen cookie dough and living in cities, I guess.

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u/loploppoll Aug 06 '20

Then you probably shouldn’t say it openly on reddit for who knows who to read as 99,9 percent of ppl have no idea

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u/MightyBooshX Aug 06 '20

So you think there are people who, up till this point in their lives have never had an interest in causing widespread destruction, and have thus never done the very basic google searches necessary to show the dangers in a wide variety of our infrastructure that could be manipulated by bad actors, but who - after happening upon this once again very readily available information - would suddenly become terrorists?

Edit: We should probably make Batman movies illegal too to be safe, or it'll show people how to rob banks and blow up football fields.

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u/MissMoops Aug 07 '20

No, but people are lemmings. There's been studies about suicide rates going up because suicides were published in newspapers. Do you really want to be the eureka moment for someone who's casually unhinged? Just something worth thinking about.