Humanity should not tolerate industries wherein an accident can and has resulted in death for the...

[Stinky The Clown]

.... the workers who stay behind to clean up the mess.

[RC]

1. Well, there goes both coal and the oil industry.

[TheMadMonk]

6. And bog cleaners. It's another's arse juices giving them Hep. /nt

[robinlynne]

2. or the animals who live there.

[KT2000]

3. or the generations to follow!

They can't even clean up Hanford from the 1950's.

[jberryhill]

4. Anything that burns can kill firefighters

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[Chris_Texas]

7. So you are against all industries and virtually every profession?

[Keith Bee]

8. In principle, I agree

But, in practicality, pretty much every industry human beings have ever engaged in has suffered fatalities: Fording rivers, building bridges, constructing skyscrapers, advancing into outer space, etc.

[grahamhgreen]

9. All those killed by solar power.

[Stinky The Clown]

10. The OP wasn't about accidents in the course of normal operations. That is expected.

The OP was about the death of those engaged in the cleanup.

Cleaning up a nuclear accident, for example.

[RC]

11. So, you are saying dead people in normal operations is A-OK, but dying while

cleaning up the mess said operation make is not? Silly poster, that doesn't make sense.
If for no other reason then dead people usually are the result of messes somehow.

[Stinky The Clown]

12. Do you have comprehension issues?

Good gawd, that's one hell of a leap in logic.

Since when do the words "expected" and "acceptable" have the same meaning?

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Have a swell day.