I love when my tax dollars pay for corporate negligence
this post was submitted on 01 Apr 2024
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Better that than commie shit like "schools" and "hospitals"
Didn't people die from the bridge collapse?
Supposedly the captain called the harbor master (or whatever) like instantly when the ship lost power, and you can see the traffic stopped literally just in time, like it collapsed maybe 10 seconds after the last civilian vehicle cleared. In the clearest video on twitter, there appeared to be at least 4 vehicles from bridge/service workers up there when it collapsed. People on twitter were saying on of the people escaped unharmed, but Idk if that is true
i thought several people working on the bridge died
Yeah I’m pretty sure 6 workers died, 2 injured. Honestly given the scale of this disaster that could’ve been sooooooo much worse
Probably the captain/conductor/whatever is charged for that, not the company.
Insurance company profits are claims they deny
So that's why "sovereign citizens" like to pretend they are boats?
