That wouldn't even be the weirdest thing about this whole 2 weeks of time.The Clintons are behind the plane crash
CTEH was working the derailment site and East Palestine; the plane was going to Cleveland cause it's the only airport that isn't Akron/Canton (which is the size of my apartment). CTEH is also responsible for inspecting the metal plant explosion/fire you mentioned (yet another infrastructure attack unexplained), and those two towns are a car ride away, a short one. Any time I see Newsweek jump to call everything an "unhinged conspiracy theory" before anyone knows anything simply leads me to believe the otherwise.Except they were headed to Cleveland, not Palestine. The problem with looking for conspiracies is we (royal, not directed) start drawing lines that aren't there.
Patterns become common when we start to be aware of them, but that doesn't mean it's all interconnected.
Little Rock plane crash and Ohio—what we do know, what we don't
The problem with viewing everything in it's own sterile silo is being unable to simply recognize patterns, and using an opposite "x of the gaps" fallacy doesn't mean that nothing is connected.
Who said anything about a conspiracy theory and the train? We are talking about infrastructure, specifically about the historically shitty way the admin has handled it.What is the conspiracy about the train? Fuck Ohio? Give people cancer? Hyper AIDS? J/k
Small planes do in fact crash all the time. All over the country just about 3 per day. Again, when a 172 or Cirrus crashes, it isn’t big news. When a 777 crashes it is a BFD.
I have all of 100 hours and have almost been in a midair twice. General Aviation is not nearly as safe as the airlines. Not by a factor of 1000.
I think I am actually aligned on this. Big corporation successfully lobbies government to reduce safety standards, unions complain and are forced to work, corporate greed causes mass destruction, and then doesn’t face repercussions…
I'd look into your last assertion there; railroad lobbies denied the technology-driven solution for railway inspections because it took Union jobs away. Pete Buttigieg and Pres Biden could have easily reversed the decision on ECPs and multiple people in the train- they didn't.
And the people most vocally against ECPs (which wouldn't have been on this specific train) and the other regulations? Norfolk Southern and the union. This stuff all happened in 2015 under Obama, not Trump.
So, I agree with you. Big government successfully takes lobbies' money to prevent enacting safety standards that weren't there; government is absent in their duties following while simultaneously able to be manipulated by money, and non one faces repercussions.