longbrained
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The weather is not predictable either to some extent. True it was winter, but the temperatures were much colder than we were used to. Killed as part of austerity measures? I'm pretty sure the funeral costs would mean that more money was lost than saved. Anyway the energy industry is private, so the government has nothing to do with it. If people do not pay their bills then fair enough, they do not get energy. Do you expect to be able drive a car that you have not paid for? No.
If people carry on not paying their bills then yes eventually bailiffs will. That happens in pretty much every country.
Japan sits on a few tectonic plates, they know they get earthquakes and tsunamis. They failed their people. That is what you are saying.
Again a handful of people died purely from the cold.
Comparing us to Nazi's is ridiculous.
Every year UK gets winter and snow falls. How much more predictable you want it to be? Japan does not get Tsunami every year at the same place. A Tsunami the size it hit Japan happens once after several thousand years. That is what predictability means. Nazi had also tried to give the excuse of funeral costs as part of their defense. They arranged for corpses to be burnt using specially designed state of the art expensive incinerators. You are getting more pathetic as this discussion is going on. This is people's lives we are talking about here. And all you care like Nazi is only money. Money, money, money. Is that what a capitalist have only in his mind? No compassion? Nazi had also said that they killed a "handful of people" by starvation. Your similarities with Nazi is astounding. This coming from a country that portrays itself as a democratic beacon of human rights is really a downer.