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One question nobody dares to ask aloud. How many high-danger buildings like the Grenfell Tower ware there? I guess a list and a map of this would be enough to
by Pica_soO 9y ago
One question nobody dares to ask aloud.
How many high-danger buildings like the Grenfell Tower ware there?
I guess a list and a map of this would be enough to set a revolution into motion.
Im sure, the usual suspects will show up- defending this atrocity with the same excuses socialist use on Venezuela.
"This is not really capitalism.."
"The people who lived inside choose to live there- they where free to leave - until they were not.."
"This is not a systematic failure, but the failure of person XY, a morally outrageous being we should shun into the dessert.."
"On the map, its in a state, thus if there is a state, the execution was not pure enough.."
Silence in the comment below- seems even fanatics know shame.
- Joeboy 9y ago> One question nobody dares to ask aloud. How many high-danger buildings like the Grenfell Tower ware there? 228, according to the assessment commissioned by the government. https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2017/aug/25/grenfell-fire-228-buildings-at-risk-across-uk https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2017/aug/25/grenfell-fir... Edit: Now I've read it, there'a actually an answer in the article itself, although it's now superceded by the number above: > Earlier this month, the government admitted that 181 other high-rise buildings clad in similar material have failed fire safety tests
- Pica_soO 9y ago228- each of them home to 300 people? That are estimated 68400 people in a constant life threatening danger.
- PaulRobinson 9y agoIn some cases more, in some cases less. And yes, there is a general sense that the Government has no clue what to do about this. People are scared.
- PhasmaFelis 9y agoWhat?