From what had happened back at Reno that 3 people have died
and 56 more have been injured from the crash. I think that the aircraft
technicians should of double check or check more carefully of these more
fighter jets, and might have avoided this incident to happen. I mean… I know
shits happen, but this could really be avoided or lower the injuries that had
caused by having the crowd stands in a much much safer distance that when the jet
does crash, the explosion wouldn’t caused much of a damage to the audiences. Though
it already happened we can’t argue that what we should of have done to prevent
this tragedy, but we could for the next similar event and hope for the best
that nothing like this will happen again.
From what I have experienced is that shits happen when you don’t properly prepare for it. It also bring to my mind that back when I was 9 years old, during a lunar festival, I was playing with candles and fires (it was kinda like a tradition tho is not safe to play with fire but I did anyways…) but when I was fooling around, I have thought about getting myself burnt if I keep playing with fire. But in the end I just kept on playing with it, knowing that it could injure me. Not long from that thought, I did burnt myself, it was one hella painful festival that I have been thru… All in all, shits does happen, but you can avoid it by preparing yourself and thinking ahead…
From what I have experienced is that shits happen when you don’t properly prepare for it. It also bring to my mind that back when I was 9 years old, during a lunar festival, I was playing with candles and fires (it was kinda like a tradition tho is not safe to play with fire but I did anyways…) but when I was fooling around, I have thought about getting myself burnt if I keep playing with fire. But in the end I just kept on playing with it, knowing that it could injure me. Not long from that thought, I did burnt myself, it was one hella painful festival that I have been thru… All in all, shits does happen, but you can avoid it by preparing yourself and thinking ahead…
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