Why don’t we build an island to put all our nuclear reactors on so if something goes wrong its not our problem?
We can call it “Great Britain 🇬🇧 ”
Dont forget 🗻🇦🇹🗻
The picture is from a [Swiss nuclear plant](https://www.kkl.ch/home). And it’s located right next to the Rhine River, at the German border, so they see what they’re missing out, wonderful.
Classic Italian shit, we invented it but don’t use it.
I’m not opposed to nuclear but to be fair it was more like a whole bunch of idiots coming extremely close to burning down large parts of Eastern and Central Europe and also making them uninhabitable for a long time. I’m not sure people realise Chernobyl didn’t go the worst it could have. But that’s just my two cents regarding history. None of that really matters because modern reactors don’t have anything in common with what the Soviets went for back then.
To be fair, the Germans still use magic rocks. Just a different and darker kind of magic rocks.
Imagine putting these small rocks into small compartments and dropping it over some people
Didn’t that little incident almost leak into the ocean thus possibly destroying mankind?
Everybody wants to ignore the elephant in the room: Slavs don’t know how to boil water
#This reminds me of one of the most cinematographic documentaries made by a European and probably the most profound thing a Dane has ever said about Finland.
Once upon a time Man learned to master fire, something no other living creature had done before him.
Man conquered the entire world.
One day he found a *new* fire. A fire so powerful that it could never be extinguished.
Man revered in the thought that he now persists the powers of the universe.
Then, in horror he realized that his new fire could not only create but also destroy.
Not only could it burn on land but inside all living creatures. Inside his children, the animals, all crops.
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Build 2 more when one explodes
Why don’t we build an island to put all our nuclear reactors on so if something goes wrong its not our problem?
We can call it “Great Britain 🇬🇧 ”
Dont forget 🗻🇦🇹🗻
The picture is from a [Swiss nuclear plant](https://www.kkl.ch/home). And it’s located right next to the Rhine River, at the German border, so they see what they’re missing out, wonderful.
Classic Italian shit, we invented it but don’t use it.
I’m not opposed to nuclear but to be fair it was more like a whole bunch of idiots coming extremely close to burning down large parts of Eastern and Central Europe and also making them uninhabitable for a long time. I’m not sure people realise Chernobyl didn’t go the worst it could have. But that’s just my two cents regarding history. None of that really matters because modern reactors don’t have anything in common with what the Soviets went for back then.
To be fair, the Germans still use magic rocks. Just a different and darker kind of magic rocks.
Meanwhile the cost of dismantling 1 nuclear powerplant in the UK for complete decommission hit over £100Billion
[https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2022/dec/15/dismantling-sellafield-epic-task-shutting-down-decomissioned-nuclear-site](https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2022/dec/15/dismantling-sellafield-epic-task-shutting-down-decomissioned-nuclear-site)
Germans cant be trusted with hot rocks
Imagine putting these small rocks into small compartments and dropping it over some people
Didn’t that little incident almost leak into the ocean thus possibly destroying mankind?
Everybody wants to ignore the elephant in the room: Slavs don’t know how to boil water
#This reminds me of one of the most cinematographic documentaries made by a European and probably the most profound thing a Dane has ever said about Finland.
Once upon a time Man learned to master fire, something no other living creature had done before him.
Man conquered the entire world.
One day he found a *new* fire. A fire so powerful that it could never be extinguished.
Man revered in the thought that he now persists the powers of the universe.
Then, in horror he realized that his new fire could not only create but also destroy.
Not only could it burn on land but inside all living creatures. Inside his children, the animals, all crops.
Man looked around for help but found none, and so he built [a burial chamber](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Onkalo_spent_nuclear_fuel_repository) deep in the bowels of the earth. A hiding place for the fire to burn into eternity.
You are now standing in that place. You should not have come here.
#Giving Luigis access to eternal fire; sounds like a great idea.
One? What about Three Mile Island? That was an utter clusterfuck with unprecedented levels of government rug sweeping.
Of course this one is always omitted because it happened in US and US wants everyone to forget about it.
You’d have to be a Barry or worse to want to use rocks for energy.
There’s a giant ball of fire in the sky that makes water boil.
Yeah, duh, there are still burning houses and buildings nowadays and because everyone can make a fire we need things like firefighters to help.
Now… Can we do that with nuclear?
Magic?? BURN THE HERETICAL WITCHES!!
> imagine prehistoric peopes stopped using fire
Then there wouldn’t be global warming. Just saying.
Remember the idiots who drove around with the car sticker “Atomkraft nein danke”??
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