Submitted by pra_com001 t3_115m6ju in massachusetts
snerdaferda t1_j92jyam wrote
Never forget the Great Massachusetts There Might Be Dust on My Car Event 2/17/23
JoshSidekick t1_j94fdej wrote
And so soon after the anniversary of the aqua teen hunger force terrorism event.
Chadsonite t1_j95s00c wrote
Wasn't that because of the Clean Harbors fire in Quincy, not the derailment in Ohio? Not to downplay the latter, I just didn't think it was actually related to the dirty car phenomenon.
End3rWi99in t1_j93ekcc wrote
The dust caused by something not even related to the train derailment in Ohio, which is not directly the responsibility of the current CEO of Northfolk Southern, a company literally everyone in this community likely relies upon in more ways than they can count. This community is becoming embarrassing.
snerdaferda t1_j93jtir wrote
Oh please, let’s not use some dust from Oklahoma as an excuse to worship the sketchy business practices of Norfolk Southern. Those folks at nestle sure provide a lot of water, I guess they’re absolved from sin too.
snerdaferda t1_j93iue9 wrote
Oh please, let’s not use some dust from Oklahoma as an excuse to worship the sketchy business practices of Norfolk Southern. Those folks at nestle sure provide a lot of water, I guess they’re absolved from sin too.
ProdigiousNewt07 t1_j93p1ex wrote
Are you his lawyer or pr team or something? What's embarrassing is you trying to deflect on behalf of this ghoul. None of what you said detracts from the fact that an environmental disaster occurred under his leadership, partially because of shoddy labor practices and cuts to regulations by the railroad lobby. The fact that we rely on companies like this is even more cause for concern.
Pyroechidna1 t1_j94t57r wrote
Only partially. There was nothing very special or egregious about this derailment; it could have happened anywhere, anytime over the last several decades. The Lac Megantic disaster was much worse in terms of lives lost, community damage and railroad negligence.
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