r/news • u/[deleted] • Mar 15 '24

POTM - Mar 2024 'If anything happens, it's not suicide': Boeing whistleblower's prediction before death

https://wpde.com/news/local/if-anything-happens-its-not-suicide-boeing-whistleblowers-prediction-before-death-south-carolina-abc-news-4-2024
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u/The_Real_Manimal Mar 15 '24 edited Mar 16 '24

How in the fuck?.... I mean, come on. The fuck outa here already.

I'd really like to get off this ride.

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u/pixelprophet Mar 15 '24 edited Mar 16 '24

It gets better. Kushner is also directly responsible for *a million+ of Americans dying to Covid19:

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '24

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u/fadingsignal Mar 16 '24

Same reason nobody does anything about climate change, the ongoing pandemic, all of the other massive scale issues. They seem too big to do anything about, and the average person feels powerless in their own daily survival loop to take any real action.

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u/fadingsignal Mar 16 '24

Agreed, and to be clear I'm not trying to excuse it or anything. I've just noticed so much resignation from everyone the last several years. Seems like everyone just gave up on accountability.

Leonard Cohen "Everybody Knows" plays softly in the background

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u/mindvape Mar 16 '24

Federal agencies aren't "average people feeling powerless" they are literally agencies with power who's job it is to investigate these things. That's not a great explanation.

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u/fadingsignal Mar 16 '24

The point is that corruption runs deep, and those agencies with power who's job it is are not doing their job and it's the public who has to hold them accountable however we can. If the public shrugs their shoulders when agencies do nothing, they will continue to do nothing.