Japan:
>we have many earthquakes so let's build our houses earthquake resistant
USA:
>we have many tornados and hurricanes so let's build our houses using cardboard and drywalls
This confuses me so much.
Japan:
Luis Gomez
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Brody Brooks
Japan:
>lets build expensive resistant houses
USA:
>Lets make it cheap and cardboard its not gonna last anyway
Luis Richardson
it's better for the economy to constantly replace low quality shit than it is to produce anything of lasting quality
japs are too dumb to realize this I guess
Kayden Taylor
when you have to replace the houses every year the construction companies stay in business
t. contractor living in florida
Alexander Wood
>Broken window fallacy
Fuck off
This, on the other hand, makes more sense. It's a bullshit practice, but one they can get away with.
Michael Brown
That explains a lot
Liam Morris
i was only pretending to be retarded ha ha gotcha
i didnt know that fallacy was a thing, thx man now i don' have to explain it manually every time
Samuel Hill
>why don't they build products that don't break down on purpose?
Certain people make money from it.
Ryder King
when i first started on the job, i found out certain contractors, city building code inspectors and city officials would get together and pay each other off.
this way the company or the contractor overseeing the repairs/replacements could get away with a terrible job using terrible materials and pocket some of the money that he saved. the inspectors look at the brand "new" house for 5 minutes and approve it. he gets his cut of the money there. then the officials get their cut for turning a blind eye to the whole thing. this was going on for years with this group until someone they fucked over snitched on them. this was all in a little town in florida, imagine in a big city. i know contractors that find people with a ton of insurance money that need to fix their houses, the contractors get all of the money to fix it but they do all of the work themselves, and often incorrectly. then they show them a fake and very expensive bill so he's able to keep the money he saved.
if you yuros ever wonder why things are the way they are over here, the answer is literally ALWAYS because someone else is profiting.
Nathan Mitchell
Josiah James
how do you build a hurricane/tornado resistant house
Blake Butler
Build the walls out of straws, that way the wind just blows through them.
Robert James
>Japan
>resistant houses
Pretty sure their houses last as much as 30 years before decaying
Nathan Torres
like this?
Jayden Sullivan
?
Luke Peterson
hm
Blake Gray
Also Japan
>We have many typhoons and tsunamis so lets build our nuclear plants right at the coast
Joseph Carter
I mean, we have a lot of earthquakes in california so now we build our buildings earthquake resistant.
We don't make them fire resistant enough, though, as we've recently learned
Brayden Carter
Florida is so scummy. Why do people wish to live there?
Julian Price
Think of it as a containment state to keep those types of people in.
Jackson Lee
>retard doesn't know the reactor constantly need to be cooled down
cucked germ who has to import gas from ruskie and electric power from frog
Ian Adams
It is normal practice in Japan to build houses for 40 years and then tear them down and build new
Dylan Powell
Peak capitalism at work, it's all about money.
Carter Hernandez
Yeah and how'd that work out for ya?
Andrew Bell
They literally released a report where a lot of the reports for earthquake resistant buildings were embellished.
William Parker
if that were the case then japanese homes wouldn't collapse you mognoloid retard hurrr USA builds out of cardboard poster
Ryder Morris
It has been made with the design of hurricane specifications.
There weren't a problem with the others.
I never forget that Germany used a misfortune of Japan for energy switch.