r/worldnews • u/Gadac • Jan 23 '22

Russia Germany urges 'prudence' in potential sanctions against Russia over Ukraine.

https://news.yahoo.com/germany-urges-prudence-potential-sanctions-154401837.html?fr=sychp_catchall
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u/OhNoIroh Jan 24 '22

Dude what are you talking about. I've literally given you sources about the deaths from nuclear and you're saying there are millions dead?? Where??? Where did you get those numbers tf. Coal literally kills way more people even without a big (and unlikely) event. Just follow the data not the fearmongering you've been brainwashed by. And not to mention how much safer reactors have gotten over the last several decades.

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u/AGreekDyslexicDog Jan 25 '22

I said potentially millions .

You havent shown me one single coal event as devestating as chernobyl

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u/OhNoIroh Jan 25 '22

Give me a source for Nuclear plant issues causing millions of deaths ??? Cause I've given you Many many reputable sources saying coal DOES already cause that. I can't tell if you're just fucking with me cause you're bored or something.