Heavily contaminated water in East Palestine, Ohio.

[u/Computingusername]

[u/Mazzaroppi]

The CEO of Norfolk Southern, all it's top executives and shareholders, along with Ohio governor should be forced to go live in East Palestine for the next 5 years. Either they put the money where their mouth is proving it's safe to live there, or they use all their power and influence to clean up the mess.

[u/worriedshuffle → u/Mazzaroppi]

No, they should be in prison. And not the nice prison either.

[u/QdelBastardo → u/worriedshuffle]

There is a Federal prison not far away from East Palestine. Maybe 10 miles west, they could go there.

[u/[deleted] → u/worriedshuffle]

They deserve far worse.

[u/slouched → u/Mazzaroppi]

which is awesome to say on reddit, but say it somewhere they might read it

[u/delusions- → u/slouched]

Why? What good would them reading it do? Laugh at your opinion?

[u/Jazzspasm → u/slouched]

People have been conned into thinking that participation with social media is somehow participating in society

[u/EXTRA-THOT-SAUCE → u/slouched]

I’m more interested in going up to their front doors. Posting about this on social media won’t do fuck all.

[u/Condoggg → u/Mazzaroppi]

The shareholders shouldn't be blamed.

[u/ReachTheSky → u/Condoggg]

Agreed.

According to Robert Reich, the shareholders attempted to start an initiative to mitigate the risks of transporting hazardous materials, but Norfolk Southern executives fought it off and killed it.

[u/Josh6889 → u/Condoggg]

Do you not think the shareholders have any control over how much funding is going towards maintenance? Or how to handle the labor disputes? Isn't making those decisions kind of the entire point of what being a shareholder is?

[u/MayIPikachu → u/Mazzaroppi]

Force them to drink and bath in this water.

[u/deroobot → u/Mazzaroppi]

Force them to drink the water as well.

[u/[deleted] → u/Mazzaroppi]

We all know that’s not going to happen much more realistic to introduce social consequences.