What is the difference between the Station night club fire [1] in Rhode Island on February 20, 2003 [2] and the Kiss night club fire in Brazil [3] two days ago?
Absolutely nothing. (except Station fire had 101 deaths and Kiss had 233 deaths)
The responsibility for the deaths in each episode belongs to the building inspectors. Municipal immunity Seriously. But, they will retire, and we will pay them.
The dead be damned.
Both venues had flammable foam inside - ignited by the pyrotechnics - the burning foam excretes cyanide gas.
One breath (before the smoke gets to you) is what you have. (when you go to a club, hyperventilate! HA HA)
Then, when the smoke goes over you, if you aren't outside, you are dead. Period.
Simple.
If I sound impassionate - that is not the case.
I am outraged!
Our municipal inspectors are totally failing us in the United States and in Brazil. We pay for their supposed expertise, and we get - death.
Not a fair bargain.
Our municipal employees need to hike up their performance - everywhere - including (of course) Cleveland, Ohio.
Who will take on this task? Or ju$t take another bribe....
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