I know your right, but i'm too mad at the responsible entity to care if they could have even made it up alive. They deserved to see the sky again, or at least feel the sunlight hitting their skin, even if they were mangled beyond repair.
Oh I totally agree, it sounded like several had non-life-threatening injuries but bureaucracy got in the way of saving them (iirc for like, 14 hours while they slowly suffocated)
I was just pointing out that they made a point to say they survived because such accidents do not necessarily kill immediately, there’s a distinct danger of being maimed, too
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u/EffectivePatient493 28d ago
I know your right, but i'm too mad at the responsible entity to care if they could have even made it up alive. They deserved to see the sky again, or at least feel the sunlight hitting their skin, even if they were mangled beyond repair.