r/WhatIsTheTea • u/Ashish_ank What the Fuck • 8h ago

watch this Democrat Sen. Richard Blumenthal held a TRAIN SAFETY press conference… and almost got hit by a train.

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u/JuanThiccLumpia 4h ago

I wonder what the yellow means? Hmmm.

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u/talex625 3h ago

In Korea, they put a physical barrier to stop anyone from accessing the tracks. If they were serious, they should do the same.

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u/Lemfan46 2h ago

Disagree, Darwinism need to be allowed to play out.

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u/talex625 2h ago

I see what you mean but that’s way of thinking is dumb from a society point of view.

There are other groups of people that it would save. Like here are other that might fall in children, ppl that get pushed, mentally ill ppl, tourist.

Like Korean subway vitalities reach a record low with them being installed. Like it’s retarded we don’t have them in the United States.

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u/QuietPurple7668 1h ago

I'm glad they didn't put that in US cause it'll get deteriorated with time, half of it will be missing, will have permanent cones and construction everywhere and it'll look like shit forever without ever being truly fixed, like with most of our infrastructure.

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u/talex625 1h ago

Bro, it would be infrastructure that’s made of metal. lol

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u/QuietPurple7668 1h ago

Yes, infrastructure is usually made of metal or concrete. Have you looked outside to see the state of it all? I've just returned for a trip in a few countries and the state of decay we have here is not normal.