Video from JD Vance, this is what happens when you scrape a random creek bed in East Palestine with a stick. Never forget what the ZOG did here.

@Shadowman311 I'll play doubles advocate here: How exactly would the government clean something up that has already seeped into the ground?

@WoodshopHandman @Shadowman311
> How exactly would the government clean something up that has already seeped into the ground?

Simple:

@LukeAlmighty @Shadowman311 How does that get the chemicals out of the ground tho

@WoodshopHandman @Shadowman311
It is the single best solution, because it limits the chance of this ever repeating by 95 percent.

But sure... A slap on the wirst, an apology tour and a fine the size of 1/100th of their daily income will do the same... -_-

@LukeAlmighty @Shadowman311 No it doesn't. As long as we depend on these chemicals for modern life, they are going to need to be transported and transportation of goods is inherently susceptible sabotage and accidents like this. Anyone that wants to could make something like this happen again if they knew the schedule of a train carrying a load like that. Anyone could dump screws or oil on the highway ahead of a tanker truck. It's an inherent flaw in a nationalized/globalized society.

@WoodshopHandman @Shadowman311
If you have a proof of this being a sabotage, then obviously, the fault is elsewhere.

But in case of industrial "accidents", they are always (no exceptions) a result of 20 previous "yolo" fast solutions.