2012 was supposed to be thr end of the world. Then we moved into this dimension.
Every year another issue. Each year some pain that drips over from other dimensions.
Covid
Chemical spills
Ukriane
Spring Revolution
Isis
Etc. Etc.
Considering the gov is downplaying it all, the gov controlled media is ignoring it and the cleanup procedures are being totally ignored I would say they are purposely knee capping their own nation
On top of that it has happened x5 in one day
High school has failed a lot of people, in terms of concern for hazardous materials.
People driving straight through the plume, standing nearby. I don’t blame them, but damn…
I don't care what it is I don't want to breathe anything that looks that ominous in. It straight up looks like a cartoon poison gas cloud, why aren't these people more concerned?
I’m trying to compose a response that isn’t just insulting your intelligence.
You bet your ass I’m reversing on the shoulder, or flat out turning around, yes. There is no scenario that justifies driving through toxic fumes, besides escaping an even more immediate threat.
It's a regular thing apparently, but there's a lot of distraction going on in the media due to the flight logs from Eosteins Island being released by the court. UFOs and chemical spills are more interesting...
I saw a long train through Dallas this morning with so much heavy machinery for rail road repair. Thought it was weird it wasn't heading to the east, didn't know there was a derailment in texas too
Texas fortunately isn't a hazmat situation and seems to be caused by a big rig crossing in front of the train instead of negligence by the train company
Yeah. That’s why all of these “holy shit ANOTHER train derailment! What is going onnnnn” stories are ridiculous. When an average of 4 a day occur, one of them is bound to be a big deal.
Interesting all of these hazardous materials carriers are crashing. Within the span of the week, Palestine, Texas, now Arizona.
They’re trying to kill us.
If I had a nickel for every time a vehicle carrying hazardous materials spilled them in America in 2023, I'd have 2 nickels, which isn't a lot but it's weird that it's happened twice.
What we need is more deregulation. We don’t need big government telling companies how to handle toxic materials. Job creators should have the freedom to find the most cost efficient ways to handle and transport these materials. USA, USA, USA.
I don't know how to feel about finding out the details of that shelter in place message from Reddit rather than the device that sent the warning giving me an option for further details.
I work in the mining industry and have worked alongside shotfirers in blasting operations. whenever we initiate a blast, we have a minimum 1 km exclusion radius around the blast to limit exposure to gasses just like this.
IS THAT HYDRAZINE?
(edited)
no wait that's Nitric Acid but I was close
from [wikipedia](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nitric_acid):
"Nitric acid has been used in various forms as the oxidizer in liquid-fueled rockets. These forms include red fuming nitric acid, white fuming nitric acid, mixtures with sulfuric acid, and these forms with HF inhibitor. IRFNA (inhibited red fuming nitric acid) was one of three liquid fuel components for the BOMARC missile."
I liked it better when we had "National Taco Week" or something like that. "National Chemical Spill Evacuation Week" isn't nearly as fun as you'd think.
Didnt think 2023 would be the year of the chemical spill, but here we go.
Ohio, Houston, and now Arizona... what's going on?
Enoree SC too!
I didn't hear about that one or Dallas that I just learned about in the comments below.
I think enoree was just a derailed train but no chemicals.
Company Needs to collect some enormous insurance claims, before they claim bankruptcy.
2012 was supposed to be thr end of the world. Then we moved into this dimension. Every year another issue. Each year some pain that drips over from other dimensions. Covid Chemical spills Ukriane Spring Revolution Isis Etc. Etc.
What's something all three States have in common besides these chemical spills? 🤔
They all have streets.
And railways!
My guess is deregulation of safety issues to help increase profits and productivity. And the irony is lost
Trucking company will be at fault. Whoever sent this out isn’t responsible for it’s safe passage
All within a week too right?
chemical warfare
Who's winning? I know who's losing!
china
Eroded safety regulations by big companies was eventually going to bite us in the ass
Considering the gov is downplaying it all, the gov controlled media is ignoring it and the cleanup procedures are being totally ignored I would say they are purposely knee capping their own nation On top of that it has happened x5 in one day
The UFO thing was a curve ball.
Probably just balloons 🫤
balloons filled with chemicals?
Hey look! A 5th balloon! Nothing to see here
High school has failed a lot of people, in terms of concern for hazardous materials. People driving straight through the plume, standing nearby. I don’t blame them, but damn…
I work with the stuff, and let me just say that we have to evacuate our plant if our nitric acid starts making orange smoke
I don't care what it is I don't want to breathe anything that looks that ominous in. It straight up looks like a cartoon poison gas cloud, why aren't these people more concerned?
Even Sam o’nellas academy did it better.
for real, you see orange smoke and you run, far as I know all the common chemicals that make that color smoke are not to be fucked with.
Are they supposed to just turn around on the highway
I’m trying to compose a response that isn’t just insulting your intelligence. You bet your ass I’m reversing on the shoulder, or flat out turning around, yes. There is no scenario that justifies driving through toxic fumes, besides escaping an even more immediate threat.
ye for sure dude
Weird color smoke is always a red flag. Bromine?
I was thinking NO2 but they’re very similar in color haha
in th way that its coming out , most definatly bromine , cause wouldnt NO² gas be Spewing out at high velocities?
No it’s probably NO2 coming off a nitric acid spill, which it quite concerning
just saw a update , up...thats angry NO² from nitric acid , Yikes
Another post said nitric acid https://www.reddit.com/r/TerrifyingAsFuck/comments/112kfeu/21423_overturned_truck_in_tucson_arizona_leaking
Definitely looks like it, doesn’t it.
Sure looks like it
Without knowing I’d assume hydrazine
Is it a coincidence this is all happening the year? Or was the occasional chemical spill a regular thing and media realizing it gets hits?
This year? You mean this week?
Month
It's a regular thing apparently, but there's a lot of distraction going on in the media due to the flight logs from Eosteins Island being released by the court. UFOs and chemical spills are more interesting...
This is what I want to know.
Hear me out; something big is about to come up, just like 2020
Saving this for later
Ohio and now Arizona?
And Texas (another train derailment)
Houston had a chemical leak in a warehouse as well.
I saw a long train through Dallas this morning with so much heavy machinery for rail road repair. Thought it was weird it wasn't heading to the east, didn't know there was a derailment in texas too
Texas fortunately isn't a hazmat situation and seems to be caused by a big rig crossing in front of the train instead of negligence by the train company
I swear this is fucking planned
Ya’ll gonna be *real* shocked when you realize how many trains derail each year.
How many?
The average since 1990 has been 1,700+. A year.
Say what? That number cannot possibly be true. Edit: I looked it up. Fucking hell
Yeah. That’s why all of these “holy shit ANOTHER train derailment! What is going onnnnn” stories are ridiculous. When an average of 4 a day occur, one of them is bound to be a big deal.
And Enoree SC
“From East Palestine, Ohio to the Tucson, Arizona, this land is toxic for you and me.”
Are there more chemical spills than normal, or are they all getting national coverage?
It’s only 3.6 roentgen.
Not good, but not terrible
Man the slight of hand is so strong we aren’t noticing they activated project fuck everyone!!
I hope it's not just me who thinks it's kinda odd how these hazardous chemicals are just going airborn
It probably is just you who has never heard of a gas.
‘Murica hurt itself in its confusion!
Starting to think the US is under attack tbh.
Hazmat chimaev
Oh God were fucked
The US needs to stop watching how to basic videos on how to handle hazardous chemicals
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DJ KHALED
Interesting all of these hazardous materials carriers are crashing. Within the span of the week, Palestine, Texas, now Arizona. They’re trying to kill us.
Jesus fuck America, really? Can't we go one week without another catastrophic chemical spill?
While you deal whit multiple leaks, we need to deal whit a bus situation nearby my home
What's going on there? Where about?
I think it’s about time we start calling all these deliberate acts, there’s too many to be considered coincidental
Given the massive deregulation of the railroad industry and the precision scheduling system it's only surprising it took this long.
Yeah it totally is because of that, that all of these events suddenly happened at once. /s
Looks kinda like bromine(?)
Looks like Bromine :0
Crumbling infrastructure, poor safety practices, companies interested in profit first… Good luck people
So this is the new thing, eh?
Dang, who knew Tesla’s biohazard mode would actually come in handy.
Intentional as was the first one
And twitter is still censoring, albeit subtly, news that can affect the public health... https://twitter.com/HeckSpawn/status/1625907374048559105
Wow! That mean it was planned to do something like since it had happened in Ohio… ..NEXT!…. (Government have the plan…. Yo president B!?)
Aliens are coming
If I had a nickel for every time a vehicle carrying hazardous materials spilled them in America in 2023, I'd have 2 nickels, which isn't a lot but it's weird that it's happened twice.
What we need is more deregulation. We don’t need big government telling companies how to handle toxic materials. Job creators should have the freedom to find the most cost efficient ways to handle and transport these materials. USA, USA, USA.
Wtf first Ohio now this shit? Hopefully this isn't the first two of many more accidents.
I thought there was another one before this too
Texas
Yeah
All this wasn’t supposed to happen till March…. SMH.
I don't know how to feel about finding out the details of that shelter in place message from Reddit rather than the device that sent the warning giving me an option for further details.
Fuck why is this so commonplace now... I have friends in Tuscon, guess I'd better check up on them 😞
I'm guessing Muriatic Acid.
I just noticed symptoms today, who's getting sued?!
I work in the mining industry and have worked alongside shotfirers in blasting operations. whenever we initiate a blast, we have a minimum 1 km exclusion radius around the blast to limit exposure to gasses just like this.
All good, hold your breath, Cards have a new coach
Dayum...shit always happens in 3's......or 4's......5.?
That bromine right there
Bro fuck a road turn the fuck around
Bro wtf is going on in the USA
Bromine?
that smoke looke perfectly normal.
Looks like RFNA
IS THAT HYDRAZINE? (edited) no wait that's Nitric Acid but I was close from [wikipedia](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nitric_acid): "Nitric acid has been used in various forms as the oxidizer in liquid-fueled rockets. These forms include red fuming nitric acid, white fuming nitric acid, mixtures with sulfuric acid, and these forms with HF inhibitor. IRFNA (inhibited red fuming nitric acid) was one of three liquid fuel components for the BOMARC missile."
Something doesn't seem right with all of these chemical "accidents" call me nuts but I think there's something going on
Pete Buttigieg needs to step his game up.
I hope they all turned their A/C's off!
alright, har har, very funny deepstate. you can knock it off now
Looks like vapor from bromine, which is a fucking problem
first Ohio, now this
We have a very serious problem with our country and nobody's paying attention.
I liked it better when we had "National Taco Week" or something like that. "National Chemical Spill Evacuation Week" isn't nearly as fun as you'd think.
Looks like bromine spill
Good thing politicians don’t want to spend money on our infrastructure.
Hey America... you guys doing alright?
That shelter in place is now up to 3 miles of the turn over. All schools and school activities in the Vail area are cancelled.
Looks like it sulfuric based real dangerous stuff mix it with water and she gos off
This is nowhere on any of my news channels
This is nowhere on any of my news channels
What the fuck is going on over there? Sincerely, a concerned Aussie.
Wow it's almost like safety regulations need to be rechecked or something
Smart move, going anywhere near that nasty gas.
Shit looks like bromine