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4/18/2013 3:32:47 AM
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I feel like a fertilizer plant should be built in the arse end of no-where
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No kidding. They put rocket fuel plants, like PEPCON, out in the middle of bum-blam!-nowhere just for cases such as this. Why they situated a school, hospital, and subdivision anywhere near a factory where explosive materials are made blows my mind, no pun intended.
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Looking at the map of where it is, it is.
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nonononononono nonono no There i a quote of a dude (or dudette) saying the blast blew their screen doors and windows out - that means people live nearby I'm talking the arse end of nowhere - nothing but the factory for miles. Certainly not residential areas. Seems courteous to me homie. If I owned a fertilizer plant, you'd never know it even existed. WOuld totes be underground
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The explosion registered a 2.1 on the Richter Scale all the way up in Amarillo, so the shockwave could reach miles away
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But I'm talking about the 'arse end of nowhere'. Why aren't you people understanding this term?
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People need to commute to the plant, and the majority of them will be blue collar low income so they have to live nearby. Them living near the plant leads to businesses starting up, and then their kids need a school, etc.
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Edited by RIP delta: 4/18/2013 4:45:58 PMPetrol is basically free in the US*, they can't complain about having to drive a ten mile round trip every day. Besides a residential area for plant workers away from the plant will still lead to new businesses to serve the area - just not at direct risk of being blown up * British person's dig at how cheap your stuff is
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Well, I was kinda posting in jest, which now that I dig into this more, was in terrible taste. [url=http://www.reddit.com/r/texas/comments/1ckrlp/explosion_injuries_reported_at_fertilizer_plant/]:-([/url]
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Fertilizer makes bombs They knew the risks. Jiggers b cray
