How terrible . Thank God everyone was safe, could've been so much worse.
How terrible . Thank God everyone was safe, could've been so much worse.
If your ability to ride a theme park ride is more important to you than the lives and safety of others
It's a ride / building with people inside. Anytime someone wants to replace one tragedy with another...I'll call that poor taste.
Odd double post, but yes.
Agree. Well said.I seriously don't think that the poster was trying to say they wanted to replace this tragedy with another, I'm sure that like most people they would be happier if no tragedy had happened at all. I think they were stating that it stinks that since a tragedy has occurred, it's a bummer it had to occur at this particular ride instead of another. Sounds logical to me.
So, you would be ok with a fire In an amusement park as long as it was a ride that you didn't like? Maybe not as good as no fire at all though, ya think?
Wow...what if you and your kids happened to be in that ride when it lit up. I bet that would change your perspective considerably. Rides like that combined with fire can be a death trap.
Two types of people in this thread.
Some that realize there are other people on this earth.
And some that don't.
I seriously don't think that the poster was trying to say they wanted to replace this tragedy with another, I'm sure that like most people they would be happier if no tragedy had happened at all. I think they were stating that it stinks that since a tragedy has occurred, it's a bummer it had to occur at this particular ride instead of another. Sounds logical to me.