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Source: [url=https://www.fark.com/comments/14218760?utm_source=feed&utm_medium=comments&utm_campaign=fark]Wait. You mean to tell me that mine owners don't actually do anything to make their mines safe after they shut down? They just abandon them around the country to become death traps for the people who live near them? Gosh, that seems so off brand [Obvious][/url]
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Wait. You mean to tell me that mine owners don't actually do anything to make their mines safe after they shut down? They just abandon them around the country to become death traps for the people who live near them? Gosh, that seems so off brand [Obvious]
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