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originally posted by: paraphi
Three observations.
1. Chinese industry and "health and safety" are words that hardly ever appear in the same sentence. No surprise there's accidents.
2. With a Chinese economy failing, perhaps its time to reclaim an investment by blowing it up and seeking insurance.
3. Er, no that's it.
originally posted by: Shiloh7
a reply to: cavtrooper7
What is so ironic about this is simply that the Chinese have always been experts with explosives simply through their fireworks and gunpowder experience. So how on earth can they be so lax over inflammables.
One hopes they are better with their munitions they proudly - and with great gusto - displayed to us all just recently.
originally posted by: boozo
Whys is this even on a WW3 forum?
I think people just love war.
originally posted by: boozo
Whys is this even on a WW3 forum?
I think people just love war.
originally posted by: Evil_Santa
a reply to: InnerPeace2012
Here's a life lesson for you. The number one cause of death is being alive.
These statistics are actually pretty valid and prior to the US adopting safety standards, we had similar accidents and losses of life. China doesn't have these standards and so you think it's abnormal because you've grown up in a country that does have standards. Now if China were to adopt these standards, you would see the cost of goods rise dramatically as the cost of ensuring safe operations is one of the primary reasons companies started manufacturing their wares outside of the US.
originally posted by: boozo
Whys is this even on a WW3 forum?
I think people just love war.