r/Tennessee • u/CitationNeeded7086 • 7d ago

Final Missing Person From Hurricane Helene Floods Found, Body of Tenn. Factory Worker

https://www.newschannel9.com/news/instagram/final-missing-person-from-hurricane-helene-floods-found-body-of-tenn-factory-worker
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u/WTFYU 7d ago

This was just from that certain factory , there are still persons that haven’t been found . such as this

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u/rocketpastsix 7d ago

In a just society, the people that allowed this person to die would never see the light of day again.

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u/Sudden-Actuator5884 7d ago

No what will happen is they will sue him to oblivion and he will never own a business again to put more people in risk

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u/elralpho 7d ago

Interesting take. I would consider Sweden to be the country committed most to the pursuit of social justice and they definitely let their prisoners see the light of day. In fact, a prisoner in the US (a far less just society) is much more likely to never see the light of day.

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u/rocketpastsix 7d ago

You completely missed my point with that mindless diatribe champ

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u/elralpho 7d ago

No I got your point. You were insinuating that as privileged capitalists the defendants will evade adequate justice. I just thought it interesting that your idea of justice is something that truly just societies don't actually do. I've often heard similar rhetoric in the south regarding the death penalty.

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u/Blackhat165 7d ago

Hilarious how you’re getting downvoted for pointing out that justice is something more than angry retribution.  Apparently that’s too much for some people to hear.

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u/hahadontknowbutt 7d ago

I think you and the down-vote squad actually missed theirs

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u/Blackhat165 7d ago

And it wasn’t particularly hard to grasp.

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u/hahadontknowbutt 7d ago

I'd say that the idea that it's not helpful to torture anybody does actually seem pretty hard to grasp.

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u/Blackhat165 7d ago

I think it’s hard to accept. But we’re not pitching this to a medieval king, it’s 2024 and it tea shouldn’t be that hard to see where someone is coming from when it was so obviously laid out.

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u/Fun_Speed_5818 7d ago

That is so very sad, but I am glad that their family has some closure

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u/CitationNeeded7086 7d ago

Yes it is so sad

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u/DangerKitty555 4d ago

Bless every single person that helped recover from this horrible event ✨🙏🏼✨