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> The Chrenobyl reactors weren’t even housed in containment buildings, they were housed in what’s best described as a shed. And why was that allowed? Because o
by Forgeties79 11mo ago
> The Chrenobyl reactors weren’t even housed in containment buildings, they were housed in what’s best described as a shed.
And why was that allowed? Because of quality regulation?
- TheSpiceIsLife 11mo agoGot any examples of any presently operating civil power reactors that don’t have their reactor cores in some kind of containment structure? Others I guess the answer to your question is: fuckwit communists were running the place at the time.
- Forgeties79 11mo agoChernobyl happened while I was alive. It wasn’t that long ago. The leader of the Soviet Union who presided over the disaster (Gorbachev) died only 3 years ago. Aside from that, “because communism” is not a serious answer.
- ImPostingOnHN 11mo agoWhether a deregulationist considers themselves communist or capitalist is a red herring: being in favor of dangerous deregulation spans many different national economic persuasions.