You’re heavily overstating the effects of weather on Dutch society and heavily understating the frequency and nature of weather events in Texas. In The Netherl

You’re heavily overstating the effects of weather on Dutch society and heavily understating the frequency and nature of weather events in Texas. In The Netherlands the worst you’ll typically see is some delays with trains, perhaps a couple of trains (of the many per hour) being cancelled. In my 30+ years in the Netherlands I’ve never experienced a brownout, much less a blackout. Hell I haven’t even experienced a modest outage. Only once have I heard of a blackout, and that was when a helicopter flew into power lines. And that’s not even touching on how ridiculous it is that you’re trying to equate being able to stay warm and alive at home with being able to travel, while at the same time trying to blame people for not being prepared for something you claim is rare.