Ohio train derailment
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They 100% fucked those people and a whole bigger mess is coming to the region.
The region that depends on water
You can say "conspiracy theory" as though it's a bad thing all you want, they've been very accurate the past few years. You bought into the B.S. not my problem now.
You can't take it out of you.
One of the world's best investigative journalists around.
I'm not a Tucker fan at all, but if that's all you got, you probably shouldn't come back here posting stuff, it weakens anything you have to say.
Actually in fact, keep it here, it's a good look for your insightful input.
I'm not sure if you understand how Twitter works, but that guy reposted someone else's post.
I'm assuming it was in reply to someone who was defending or denying anything about the WEF (probably a person like you) and someone had claimed to make a screenshot of the tweet or made up the tweet.
So the guy I linked is the furthest thing from a pedophile, in fact, he's the opposite by trying to shit on the WEF (who doesn't seem to have an angelic history up until now).
And if he's a COVID denier, he probably didn't get the jab and he's still alive - amazing huh? lol
Try again?
Yep, "conspiracy theory'
Here's the video of the non-mainstream journalist getting arrested.
And charges were dropped. "conspiracy theory"
Have any pictures of dogs that resemble the journalist? That would be cool if you do.
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Sorry, I will try to explain my comment more fully. First, note that I ended my post with "But it is still a gross negligence tragedy".
Then I mentioned that the tweeting twat could not resist saying that this was a result of stolen elections. Despite that Trump killed initiatives to improve railway safety etc.
Then they claimed it as prime farmland. When in fact, aside from some orchards, the village'shistory is one of being a railway town, a town that has for over a century been a town that manufactures some of the worst pollutants from the byproducts of tires, ceramics (heavy metals for colours), steel mill and much more fillty industries. I know because I have been there.
Again, I will re-state that I think it is a massive environmental tragedy. And I think the company behind it seems to be a grossly negligent, greedy and criminally irresponsible organization.
But adding in all the right-wing conspiracy theories just distracts from the essential issues.
That's cool that you've been there, small world I guess huh?
Pretty obvious it's an environmental tragedy the government and the Norfolk are absolute shit for doing what they did - both sides of the political spectrum.
What's the "right-wing conspiracy" theories?
You posted a video of CNN talking about it asking my thought about the coverage, I said it was 11 days too late.
So what right wing conspiracy theories? I don't take political sides because they're both trash, they both do nothing at all.
9:02 Locomotive Engineer talks about the problems.
I hope Democracy Now isn't considered a "conspiracy" channel, because it's the furthest thing from it. Besides it's just an interview with simple questions.
I hope Democracy Now isn't considered a "conspiracy" channel, because it's the furthest thing from it. Besides it's just an interview with simple questions.
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The lifespan of everyone in that town will have fallen dramatically along with property values.
So? Some 2-bit, self-styled journo pisses off the cops and gets arrested and they later feel sorry for him and drop the charges?
How does that make it NOT a conspiracy theory?
100% wrecked.
I feel real bad for the animals, if I lived there and had a dog? I'd be livid AF.
But he reposted the pedophile stuff voluntarily. That means dude saw a pedo post about fucking 13 year olds that some other rightie posted and said "That pedo stuff is pretty cool. I'll re post it on my page as well"
So you're calling an anti vaxx ranter "one of the world's best investigative journalists"?!
At least when I shitpost, I provide a funny photo of a dog.
The free market doesn't err on the side of good or bad. The market only exists only to generate profit. The challenge is to regulate enough so that safety is a top priority, but not too much that they stifle them. The sad thing is that the free market idea has been declining for decades because of a few issues.
1. Consolidation - has led to a few big companies dominating the market leaving customers with no alternatives
2. Deregulation - companies can regulate themselves
It amazes to read this just days after Hazel McCallion's death. Her political career was defined by an eerily similar train derailment in Mississauga in the 1970's. That train was also carrying hazardous chemicals and derailed because of equipment failures.
I think this is going to be one of these things that someone will do a documentary about 30 years from now and our kids will watch it and ask "why the fuck didn't you do anything about this?" Kinda like 3 mile island.
