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VeryStab1eGenius t1_jduueyt wrote

Flint Michigan managed.

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zwirjosemito t1_jduyg1j wrote

Except they didn’t, and begged for help throughout their crisis.

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DrJawn t1_jdv0x42 wrote

They begged for water. Once they got bottles, they easily cooked pasta

They also couldn't just literally go to West Philly and drink tap water normally

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zwirjosemito t1_jdv2ekm wrote

At no point did I say the situations were the same, but reading is hard.

Also, it was lead, among other contaminants, in the water supply, which continues to poison residents to this day. Be best.

https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/detroit/news/michigan-still-dealing-with-fallout-from-flint-water-crisis-9-years-later/

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DrJawn t1_jdv5n71 wrote

At no point did I say it was a similar situation but reading is hard

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zwirjosemito t1_jdv5zpl wrote

“They also couldn't just literally go to West Philly and drink tap water normally”

Be best.

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DrJawn t1_jdv6geb wrote

Couldn't. As in could not. As in are not similar.

Be better.

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zwirjosemito t1_jdv6wi9 wrote

You are comparing them in response to my comment, implying that I’m saying they’re the same. And let’s not forget the literal first thing you said on this thread.

“Flint Michigan managed.”

Be best.

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DrJawn t1_jdv84ep wrote

lol that wasn't me

be better.

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zwirjosemito t1_jdv8oe1 wrote

You’re correct, you’re just the guy agreeing with that dude and downplaying the whole incident.

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DrJawn t1_jdv9cqr wrote

I'm downplaying the Philadelphia incident because it's much less severe than Flint because West Philly's water was not effected in any way and you could literally go to a bar in West Philly, buy a sandwich, and fill up a jug in the bathroom

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zwirjosemito t1_jdv9wgt wrote

From u/VeryStab1eGenius, in response to a question about how Flint “managed”:

“To cook with bottled water.”

Literally you, on the same thread, when I called out that dude by stating that they did not “manage”:

“They begged for water. Once they got bottles, they easily cooked pasta”

Just own what you said.

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DrJawn t1_jdvabeq wrote

It's a joke. Begging for water obviously being a horrendous situation to find yourself in while living in the richest country in the history of human civilization and using bottled water to cook pasta obviously not acceptable or comforting in anywa way shape or form.

The joke is provided context by the second sentence which states that these situations are in no way comparable (referencing the OG comment that Flint managed) because the water in West Philly is totally fine.

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