Yes, in the end it can be disrespect for safety... but in the long run, it's easy to miss details that can lead to problems or disasters. Sometimes one person

Yes, in the end it can be disrespect for safety... but in the long run, it's easy to miss details that can lead to problems or disasters. Sometimes one person misses reporting something that seemed to be small, but have consequences. Sometimes one reports so much because, well, "hey I warned", but it gets lost on many others warnings that were issued and didn't happen, and people aren't sensitive to warnings anymore. It's not easy to set the limit on where everybody should be worried and where it's just acceptable or even noticed.