Explosion at Hornady
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Prayers lifted for Adriana and family, the two workers who were injured, and your plant.
If I'm not wrong this happened at the old Cornhusker Army Ammunition Plant, so it is likely that it is built to handle the explosion. There's a lot of concrete out there with some of the walls being measured in feet not inches.
Most that got the vax voluntarily displayed poor judgement. I wouldn't want to work near explosive compounds surrounded by people with a track record of bad judgement. My original post in post #2 was not intended to be hateful, but a valid workplace concern.
Never forget that those begging for the vax and every booster thereafter wished all of us purebloods cast out of society or exterminated. Sentiment is a two way street, especially when they started it.
How could we forget something you just entirely made up.
My intent is not to be hateful but a valuable human concern:
Before you were a worthless asshole.
Now you're a fucking psychopath. If you were a dog, you would be put down. The inability to feel empathy for a fellow human being, let alone one who works in our past time, is the indication of a serious mental illness or deficiency. Especially as you dreamed up her participation in a group that did things that didn't happen, whether or not she had the vax.
No one said you had to buy Hornady products.
No one said you had to offer sympathy. You could of just shut your hole and moved on.
But yet here you are, pissing on her grave. "No harm intended"
Again, no intention to be hateful, just a valid concern.
AS they say in Texas: "Bless your heart"
Go walk downrange during livefire. Your cloak of righteousness will protect you
While I can understand the frustration with gov't mandated, politically motivated jabs not everyone who got the shot wished you ill. Some may not have felt they had much of a choice.
If your going to go into "hate mode" I might suggest directing at those responsible people in the govt, education, unions and some large corporations that were directly involved in pushing/mandating full shot compliance.
Insinuating that some poor gal that died doing her job and deserved to die because someone above her may have posted something sub optimal is rather poor form. Again, I get the frustration but try a bit of empathy.
Bless your heart
You folks that have a problem with my post need to do something about your elevated estrogen levels. The illogical emotional outbursts of just a minority few of you here that paint me as some sort of uncaring monster show your disconnect from logic. I'll say it again, you won't find me working around highly volatile ingredients surrounded by a workforce that has a poor track record of judgement.
Still don't like it? You know where the ignore button is at. It has certainly been used on you.
Still don't like it? You know where the ignore button is at. It has certainly been used on you.
^^^
I was going to ignore the obvious lack of humanity from your first post as we all occasionally suffer from craniorectal syndrome. However, the fact that you’ve chosen to lean into your position simply reinforces for myself and others the fact that you are in reality, a pice of shit human being.
I was going to ignore the obvious lack of humanity from your first post as we all occasionally suffer from craniorectal syndrome. However, the fact that you’ve chosen to lean into your position simply reinforces for myself and others the fact that you are in reality, a pice of shit human being.
OMG, I’ve been following this thread to get information about an actual explosion. This has degenerated into a dumpster fire about the vaccine and a narrative on morality?
Honestly, WGAF?
Here is a pretty decent summary of primer technology and production challenges.
TLDR version: You have to deal with very sensitive, explosive compounds during manufacturing because primers have to be initiated by a relatively small amount of energy from the mechanical firing system of a gun. (If you had more energy available for initiation, from a capacitor discharge circuit for example, then you could use safer, less sensitive compounds but that's not an option for regular ammo primers.)
TLDR version: You have to deal with very sensitive, explosive compounds during manufacturing because primers have to be initiated by a relatively small amount of energy from the mechanical firing system of a gun. (If you had more energy available for initiation, from a capacitor discharge circuit for example, then you could use safer, less sensitive compounds but that's not an option for regular ammo primers.)
Had a family friend who worked for a long time in the Ammunition Business. If you work with primers, typically you wear kevlar vests as safety gear (among other things). Static discharge is a real problem. One lady messed up (I forget how) with a tray of primers and he got burns even behind his vest.
Healed fine, but was definitly a scare.
This thread certainly has become a litmus test for those qualified for my ignore list. Keep em coming! I am all for ignoring anyone here incapable of using logic. Don't forget, your ignore button works against me as well. I encourage you to use it.
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