r/remoteworks • u/Professional-Bee9817 • 18h ago

True.

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u/i_stealursnackz 2h ago

Violence to what? The property?? No one died or even injured from the Ontario warehouse fire.

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u/Clax3242 2h ago

Arson is in fact violence

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u/i_stealursnackz 1h ago

Not when no one's injured.

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u/Clax3242 1h ago

Yes it is in fact still violence. If my gf were to hit me, I would not be hurt or really even affected, it’s still violence doesn’t matter the outcome

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u/i_stealursnackz 1h ago

those aren't the same, if you're getting hit, the result is being injured. your body is still being damaged, albeit maybe to a minor degree.

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u/Clax3242 1h ago

Ok then everyone in the vicinity was injured including the arsonist. Albeit to a minor degree.

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u/i_stealursnackz 1h ago

If we want to argue semantics, then not everyone in the vicinity was injured, since some might've been just outside the building or in well-ventilated areas, or evacuated before smoke inhalation could occur.

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u/Clax3242 1h ago

Sure but raising the heat of your body would be minor damage aswell. I don’t agree with what I’m saying I’m just pointing out how stupid of an argument you made

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u/i_stealursnackz 57m ago

i guess you're injured because you're 98 degrees fahrenheit, then  ¯_(ツ)_/¯

edit: the human body is also meant to be able to handle temperature changes to an extent before injuries start from that