Poorly maintained stuff eventually falls down and kills people.
amazing that american architechts have repilicated not only the visual style of the jenga tower but also its inherent instability. capitalism greatest system in the world baby
Building a high rise on nothing short of a sugar cube surrounded by encroaching oceans and not doing any inspections. What could go wrong?
Idk that sounds GOMMUNIST vuvuzela iphone to me
Do you hate the freedom to not have your condo inspected every 40 years sweaty?
How many people died in the collapse? That article doesn't say
The reporting on this collapse has been awful, like for most of yesterday no one seemed to know if there were even people in the building when it collapsed. The Miami Herald was reporting on how much each of the units cost but not if evacuations had happened.
what the fuck the quick video I clicked on yesterday was like "yeah its fine, one guy got hurt probably"
in evil communist Korea the state media lies about its failures and everyone believes it
It seems like the fire department made a statement at like 4:00am that they had confimed one death and an unknown number of people were missing. And the next morning every news outlet just ran with that statement so it made it seem like just one guy was killed. Like even local papers didn't even bother sending a reporter down there to ask if the building had been evacuated, which apparently it wasn't.
I mean it wasn't out of date they were in the middle of doing it. I wouldn't be shocked if they totally ignored the recommendations of the last one but it doesn't seem like we can blame it on that just yet
