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"Weapons of Mass Destruction" would be Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical. Intensely hazardous pollution is a mild difference of intent from chemical warfare, and the degree of hazard is itself an opportunity cost that's yet to compare unfavorably to infrastructure collapse. The Company Towns and...

As I previously mentioned, they actively push for more regulations and call for them to be enforced for exactly this reason. They can afford that price, plenty of competitors didn't. No, you are a risk-averse wretch who cannot stomach there not being a Daddy State to turn to for every problem...

You mean the history where literally every single hyper-centralized state we've seen has descended into atrocities? You're the one constantly calling for totalitarian-level top-down controls over society out of terror of basement bioweapons and nukes, yet we're all living in the era where the...

No, plenty of the time they're the ones pushing regulations, or funding the civil suits for slip-ups, because they have the money to afford minor violations and standards upholding as a cost of business and their single-location competitors don't. The issue is that the giant-ass companies tend...