• @Anticorp
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    1511 months ago

    This is the world OSHA has created. I say we return to Darwinism.

    • @[email protected]
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      1011 months ago

      To some extent that’s how it is in the Netherlands, at least when compared to countries like UK/US with strict health and safety/codes. Railings to stop your car from falling in the canal? Fuck that if you can’t park within a tiny space without falling into the water you deserve to die.

      • @[email protected]
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        11 months ago

        same goes for staircases. A student dorm I frequented in NL had a staircase in the library that was super steep, had no railings and if you trip you fall like 10m. Every step was of a different size.

        • @[email protected]
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          311 months ago

          Ah yes even in most slightly older normal houses you risk your life every time you go to bed upstairs. Friend of mine almost came tumbling down from my attic once, it’s standard.

          • @ChickenLadyLovesLife
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            211 months ago

            I stayed at a hotel in Amsterdam that was on the fourth floor, so up three flights of stairs but with no landings on each floor, and the stairs were like 4" deep with 10" risers and there were no railings. And I had to drag two rolling suitcases up with me. I couldn’t help but feel like “they don’t really want me here”.

            • @Anticorp
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              211 months ago

              Amsterdam is not a place for dangerous terrain, since most people go there to get wasted their whole trip.

    • @gardylou
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      211 months ago

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