Reminder that Ronald Reagan survived an assassination attempt. John Hinckley was found insane and eventually released from the institution. He actually tweeted about Trump's assassination attempt, "Violence is not the way to go. Give peace a chance."
Also reminded of a symphonic metal song: https://youtu.be/mLz61g0JLxQ 🎶'Cause your soul is on fire, a shot in the dark What did they aim for when they missed your heart?🎵
It is possible because of his involvement in the coverup of Three Mile Island and not allowing people to document or record the health of residents afterwards; I believe the U.S. government had a responsibility to pay for the residents’ healthcare since they directly caused all of them to eventually get cancer. I understand the implications of the political climate at the time and how Carter might not have wanted to take responsibility but he could have after leaving office or years later
Nobody got cancer from Three Mile Island. The radiation release was as much as a chest x-ray for the most exposed residents in the area, and less for the rest. The problem was that the people in charge said that there was no radiation release despite the fact that there was some radiation release, and that lie eroded trust in them and the industry.
nightripper
Reminder that Ronald Reagan survived an assassination attempt. John Hinckley was found insane and eventually released from the institution. He actually tweeted about Trump's assassination attempt, "Violence is not the way to go. Give peace a chance."
Also reminded of a symphonic metal song: https://youtu.be/mLz61g0JLxQ
🎶'Cause your soul is on fire, a shot in the dark
What did they aim for when they missed your heart?🎵
LunaAtlas
AI slop.
woozle
TheChunguskaEvent
meganical
It is possible because of his involvement in the coverup of Three Mile Island and not allowing people to document or record the health of residents afterwards; I believe the U.S. government had a responsibility to pay for the residents’ healthcare since they directly caused all of them to eventually get cancer. I understand the implications of the political climate at the time and how Carter might not have wanted to take responsibility but he could have after leaving office or years later
ArcUlfr
Nobody got cancer from Three Mile Island. The radiation release was as much as a chest x-ray for the most exposed residents in the area, and less for the rest. The problem was that the people in charge said that there was no radiation release despite the fact that there was some radiation release, and that lie eroded trust in them and the industry.
Zetor
Sucking Thatcher's hemmoroids
PostalHeathen
Now why did you need to go and put that image in my head? You're a very bad person!
Zetor
I'm sorry. Here is a photo of my dumbass cat to balance it a little bit:
PostalHeathen
Ok, I like you now.