THE OWNERS AND SUPERVISOR'S OF THAT COMPANY ARE MURDERERS. THEIR GREED KILLED THOSE EMPLOYEES. Knowing what was coming I cannot believe the company didnt close so their employees could be with their families.
This is right next to the hospital where patients had to be rescued by helicopter from the roof. Many police, fire, and EMS have died. Who do we hold responsible for that? Multiple dams overtopped, should we hold the dam operators responsible, too?
@@sarahbrown5073 they should have allowed their workers to make arrangements to evacuate instead of telling them to show up like it's a regular work day
@sarahbrown5073 they never should have been at work that day to begin with. Period. They are not an emergency necessity or commodity in our community. Why were they at work?! Our schools had already been called out that day due to flooding
@@deedledumb790 was there an evacuation order given for this area by local emergency management officials? If so, then you're right, but if not how were they supposed to know when the people who's job it is to know didn't know?
@@KH-fu7gb schools are called out all the time for weather events that do not close businesses. If an evacuation order from this area had been given by local emergency management that the company ignored, then yes, they should be held responsible. However, I don't know if that was the case. It really just comes down to what emergency management officials were saying, when.
Thank you for downloading this abuse of authority and I hope and pray good lawyers advocate for the survivors and families to a point to where no greedy people force anyone to work in the middle of a natural disaster.
@@djmtgmikethegreek5505 seeing as how the company will likely file bankruptcy due to being completely destroyed by floodwaters, I wouldn't think there would be much point in trying to sue.
Yay for capitalism. There needs to be a public investigation into decisions made that day, going all the way up the decision tree to the people who get rich off the work done there.
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THE OWNERS AND SUPERVISOR'S OF THAT COMPANY ARE MURDERERS.
THEIR GREED KILLED THOSE EMPLOYEES.
Knowing what was coming I cannot believe the company didnt close so their employees could be with their families.
If you see the water coming don't wait for permission to leave. Get out trust your instincts. Did the supervisor live ?
The Company Should Be Held Responsible.
This is right next to the hospital where patients had to be rescued by helicopter from the roof. Many police, fire, and EMS have died. Who do we hold responsible for that? Multiple dams overtopped, should we hold the dam operators responsible, too?
@@sarahbrown5073 they should have allowed their workers to make arrangements to evacuate instead of telling them to show up like it's a regular work day
@sarahbrown5073 they never should have been at work that day to begin with. Period. They are not an emergency necessity or commodity in our community. Why were they at work?! Our schools had already been called out that day due to flooding
@@deedledumb790 was there an evacuation order given for this area by local emergency management officials? If so, then you're right, but if not how were they supposed to know when the people who's job it is to know didn't know?
@@KH-fu7gb schools are called out all the time for weather events that do not close businesses. If an evacuation order from this area had been given by local emergency management that the company ignored, then yes, they should be held responsible. However, I don't know if that was the case. It really just comes down to what emergency management officials were saying, when.
Thank you for downloading this abuse of authority and I hope and pray good lawyers advocate for the survivors and families to a point to where no greedy people force anyone to work in the middle of a natural disaster.
the owners of impact plastics should be charged with multiple counts of MURDER!
Yeah they made an impact alright. No one should have been there that day!!!
Shut it down
Lawyers all over this one.
@@djmtgmikethegreek5505 seeing as how the company will likely file bankruptcy due to being completely destroyed by floodwaters, I wouldn't think there would be much point in trying to sue.
Disgusting
THE GOVT BLEW THE DAMNS,,,,
Sad
All i can think about Now is this happening to my City and the dam just miles away 🌊🌊🌊🌊😨😨
Yay for capitalism. There needs to be a public investigation into decisions made that day, going all the way up the decision tree to the people who get rich off the work done there.
Capitalism had nothing to do with it. This falls on management.
Capitalism works, crooked companies hiring illegal border jumpers is not capitalism . It's liberal hypocrisy.