• @0110010001100010
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    575 months ago

    Oh cool, good to know we were told we were safe in Columbus. I’ll look forward to my $3 check when I get cancer 10 years from now. Fuck these corporations.

  • @VelvetStorm
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    345 months ago

    We need to stop calling this an accident. That implies no one is at fault and that it could not have been prevented. They knew the rails were bad and that they needed replaced and they fucking did nothing at all.

  • @[email protected]
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    315 months ago

    It’s a GOOD THING those people are going to be electing MORE REPUBLICANS into office so we can ensure this happens AGAIN and AGAIN!

    • 555
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      85 months ago

      Make Ameri—☠️

  • Granbo's Holy Hotrod
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    135 months ago

    Just moved to Pittsburgh. We were trying to stay away from housing in that area. Big sad.

    • @[email protected]
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      165 months ago

      The article says that area is “spanning 540,000 square miles from Wisconsin to Maine to South Carolina”

    • @jeffwOPM
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      65 months ago

      Just moved to Pittsburgh… big sad

      Pretty much

  • @[email protected]
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    105 months ago

    16 states affected, yet no Canadian provinces, apparently. Good thing smoke can’t cross 5000 miles of open border…

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      5 months ago

      laughs in 2023 smoke from Canadian wildfires

    • Ech
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      25 months ago

      It’s a study by a US organization. Why would it have access to information about Canadian territory? Also…what does an open border have to do with anything? Do you expect either country to be able to block those sorts of things?