Comments by "Ficus-lovin\x27 Capybara N\x27 pals • 🌟 • 25 yrs ago" (@YourCapybaraAmigo_17yrsago) on "Plainly Difficult" channel.

  1. Do people not understand how actual soil works? It needs plants shrubs roots and sometimes trees to hold it in place. Without it, if it's on a slope its going to go the way gravity goes. How are humans continually this stupid? a desire to simply cull ourselves?
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  2. So, in short, the Darwin awards at work. That's very sad.
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  3. I mean what's new when sociopaths and malignant narcissist get to set the rules? Poor people don't matter neither do workers. Workers are expendable objects and poor people aren't even really people so who gives a f**k what happens to them? I mean it's a little better here in the US but I wouldn't say by much.
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  4. And unfortunate tragedy but sadly not unusual. When you add political corruption, willing or unwilling incompetence, greed or laziness and general apathy to the mix, this is what you get. I'd like to hope we could start to avoid these in the future. unless anyone think this only occurs in developing world believe me this is plenty comment here in the US. see Miami towers from just a few years ago. Intentional or unintentionally poor construction is unfortunately a human problem not a geographical one. Edit: I could fix these typos, but why? Enjoy.
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  5. And yet, the same process happens from A to Z in plenty of so-called first world economies as well. It really all comes down to intentional incompetence, cowardice, unknowing incompetence, and corruption.
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